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Military Criminal Defense Attorney

If you need representation before an administrative board or need an aggressive defense team to defend against court-martial charges, a civilian attorney can ensure you receive the commitment, dedication, and advocacy that you deserve. With 20 years of military experience and 18 years of legal experience, Patrick J. McLain is prepared to provide the experienced representation clients need. Contact military attorney McLain to schedule a consultation.

Military Criminal Defense

The firm aggressively defends clients worldwide facing misdemeanor, felony, and other military offenses. With extensive military and criminal law experience, military court-martial lawyer Patrick J. McLain is able to effectively advocate for clients in cases involving the following:

Military Separation

When an individual faces early separation or discharge from the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, or other military, the individual is entitled to a specific process. Military attorney McLain ensures that client's rights are protected and is dedicated to effectively representing clients before the following:

Other Military Law

From fighting IRR recalls to representation at physical evaluation board proceedings, the military law firm of Patrick J. McLain has the experience and understanding to effectively manage any military law concerns, such as:

Contact Military Lawyer Patrick J. McLain

To schedule a consultation to learn how the experience and advocacy of Attorney McLain can work to your benefit, contact Patrick J. McLain.


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Coast Guard

Patrick J. McLain, Judge Advocate and Attorney at Law, provides military law representation to clients nationwide, including: Washington, DC; Norfolk, Virginia; San Diego, California; San Antonio, Texas; Washington state; Arizona; Georgia; North Carolina; and South Carolina, The firm also aggressively represents clients overseas and worldwide, including Japan, Korea, Germany, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

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