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First civilian attorney to try courts-martials in Iraq

Philip Cave of Military Law & Justice consults, assists, and represents both military personnel and their families on military law and related military justice issues. Because Mr. Cave focuses solely on military justice matters, his clients are rewarded with bold and aggressive representation.

Mr. Cave’s practice targets: court-martial trials, military appellate litigation, adverse administrative law issues incident to military service, and security clearances.

Your case deserves the best representation available and that’s what Philip Cave offers. Excellent results come from 30-years of experience as a military defense counsel, appellate litigator , prosecutor and command legal advisor, to carry out your representation. You will deal directly with the lawyer, not the secretary or a paralegal. Mr. Cave represents his clients worldwide and travels to U.S. military bases anywhere in the world.

What Makes Philip Cave of Military Law & Justice a Top Military Defense Lawyer?
1. Honest with a reputation of being a straight-shooter
2. 30-years military and 45-years life experience
3. Many referrals, some being from commanders and “jurors”
4. Fee takes into consideration client’s rank and ability to pay
5. Office hours are flexible to meet the needs of a world-wide clientelle

Clients can have the utmost confidence knowing that Mr. Cave has a high reputation for integrity and straight-shooting advice. He knows and understands the entire military legal system from: your becoming being a “suspect”, through the investigative process, through trial, on appeal, and in the clemency and parole process for those convicted. Approximately 2/3 of Mr. Cave’s practice is spent litigating court-martial (criminal) trials, usually to a Members Panel (jury).

If you are currently being investigated, Military Law & Justice can assist you even before a military lawyer is assigned to your case. Oftentimes service regulations limit the assistance a military lawyer can give prior to formal charges, it’s often too late for adequate representation.

We Provide Case Evaluations & 2nd Opinions. Sometimes A Consultation Is All You Need

• If you are currently facing prosecution under the UCMJ, we work with your military lawyer to ensure the best defense possible at court-martial. Exercise your right to silence until you have talked with us.

• Security Clearance. If you’ve: lost or face losing your security clearance, need to get security clearance, or are appealing an adverse action, let us assist you. Failure to keep or have a security clearance can limit your employability or promotion potential. If you need assistance filling out the SF86, want someone to go with you to the interview, are responding to a letter of intent or statement of reasons, we provide skilled and knowledgable advice.

• Have you or a family member gone AWOL, UA, or are you a deserter? Please call or email us for immediate information on the best way to resolve matters.

• Adverse Administrative Actions: NJP/Article 15; adverse OER; denial/ revocation of promotion, Medical Provider credentials; removal from a special status or position?  Do you need to submit a rebuttal?  Add experienced counsel to that of your military defense lawyer. This also includes disenrollment or similar actions with the ROTC program.

• Appeals of Convictions Under the UCMJ. We provide effective representation in the post-trial and appeals process. Our lawyers work with your military lawyer to ensure an effective appeal.

• If you are asked to “show cause” and are facing a BOI/DFR, our lawyers work with your military defense lawyer to ensure the best defense possible.

• We can assist you in seeking an upgrade of your military discharge.

Mr. Cave works with the military defense lawyer to form a team defense, which proves most beneficial to the client. At Military Law & Justice, we believe the client, as well as the family of the client, deserves to be treated with both courtesy and respect; a client truly has the right to be fully informed; and the client should be involved in the decision making process.

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