Cities With U.S. Military Bases

Cities Where We Defend Military Service Members Under the UCMJ

We represent military service members across the United States and around the world in cities located near major Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard installations. From large military communities in Texas, North Carolina, California, Virginia, and Georgia to overseas duty stations in Europe, the Pacific, and the Middle East, our practice is built around defending service members wherever the military sends them.

Military justice does not stop at the gates of a base. Investigations, disciplinary actions, and courts-martial routinely impact service members living and working in surrounding civilian cities. Our nationwide and international reach allows us to step in early, coordinate defense strategies remotely or in person, and provide experienced civilian defense representation regardless of where a case arises.

Whether a service member is facing allegations that threaten their freedom, rank, clearance, or career, our representation focuses on protecting constitutional rights, preserving military careers when possible, and aggressively challenging flawed investigations and command-driven outcomes. We routinely handle complex cases that span jurisdictions, commands, and continents.

• Court-Martial Defense
  Representation in general, special, and summary courts-martial involving serious allegations such as sexual assault, violent offenses, fraud, drug crimes, and other violations of the UCMJ.
• Military Criminal Investigations
  Defense during investigations conducted by CID, NCIS, OSI, CGIS, and command-directed investigators, including rights advisements, interviews, search issues, and evidence challenges.
• Nonjudicial Punishment (NJP)
  Defense against Article 15, NJP, Captain’s Mast, and Office Hours proceedings, including election decisions, rebuttals, and appeals.
• Administrative Actions
  Representation in adverse administrative actions such as letters of reprimand, counseling statements, adverse evaluations, demotions, and adverse personnel actions.
• Administrative Separation Boards
  Defense at separation boards and boards of inquiry where service members face involuntary discharge, loss of benefits, and career-ending outcomes.
• Boards of Inquiry (BOI)
  Representation for officers facing BOIs, including challenges to evidence, witness credibility, and command motives behind separation efforts.
• Career and Clearance Impact Cases
  Defense in matters involving security clearance revocations, adverse information filings, and collateral consequences tied to UCMJ or administrative actions.