Firm: Midwest Military & Veterans Law, PLLC
Practice Areas: Military Law
Mr. Brian Schenk founded Midwest Military & Veterans Law with the goal of providing value-conscious representation for service members in every status and every service branch. Mr. Schenk is committed to providing the best possible value for his representation. Mr. Schenk begins with a free initial consultation. He will discuss your case with you and make every attempt to devise a strategy that avoids any unnecessary expense but still provides the best chance at success.. PERSONAL ATTENTION. Unlike many firms that are located in high-cost areas of the country, Mr. Schenk will not “outsource” your case to any other attorney, intern or paralegal. When you hire Mr. Schenk, he personally attends to your case at every stage.. WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATION. In most instances, Mr. Schenk is able to represent clients located all over the world. If you are anywhere stateside or overseas, do not hesitate to call or email.. EXPERIENCE. Mr. Schenk has devoted over a decade of his life to helping current and former military members of all branches reach their legal goals. He has worked on numerous cases, in nearly every topic area, at every level. His unique distinction as an expert in the nuanced field of judicial review of military decisions gives his clients a unique advantage.
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Firm: Millios Law
Practice Areas: Military Law
Attorney Michael J. Millios represents Servicemembers, Veterans and Minnesotans.. Mr. Millios graduated from Loyola University in Maryland and commissioned in the Army in 2003. He later graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2006. Mr. Millios served as an Army JAG on active duty for eight years before opening his own law firm. As a defense lawyer in the Army, he defended servicemembers charged with criminal offenses ranging from misdemeanor-level crimes all the way to felony-level charges at trial and on appeal. Mr. Millios is a member of the bar in the Minnesota, Maryland, and New Jersey, and is able to practice in all military courts. Mr. Millios is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. Mr. Millios continues to serve as an officer in the U.S. Army Reserve.
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