NJP: Nonjudicial Punishment

Military Law Attorney

Nonjudicial Punishment: Article 15, Office Hours, Captain's Mast

At the Dallas, Texas based law office of experienced military law attorney Patrick J. McLain, we represent servicemen and women worldwide in nonjudicial punishment (NJP) and misconduct matters, known in the various branches of service as Captain's or Admiral's Mast, Office Hours or Article 15.

Wherever in the world you are stationed — in the United States, Japan, Germany, Iraq or Afghanistan — we have the experience and dedication to offer you sound legal advice and the independent representation you need to make the right decision about whether to accept nonjudicial punishment or to fight for your rights and your career.

To schedule an initial consultation with the team at the law firm of Patrick J. McLain, please contact us today.

Independent Representation To Help You Fight for Your Future

Our clients are hard chargers. They understand the long-term impact of an adverse entry on their permanent military record. Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines who are willing to fight for their careers both in and out of the military would do well to consult an experienced civilian military law attorney. Why?f

Patrick J. McLain is an experienced and independent advocate for your rights. He knows the system, but is not beholden to it. His focus in nonjudicial punishment matters is making certain that your rights are fully understood and respected.

Before you bow to pressure and accept nonjudicial punishment, consider what your military career and future civilian opportunities are worth. If you value your future enough to fight for it, then Patrick J. McLain is the lawyer you want fighting by your side.

Call our offices today at (214) 377-1470 (ext. 227) or e-mail us now to schedule an initial consultation with a civilian lawyer and former Marine who will tell you the truth about nonjudicial punishment.

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