Administrative separation for misconduct military Administrative Separation Understanding Reenlistment Codes When a service member faces administrative separation (ADSEP) for misconduct, the decision doesn’t just affect their military career—it can also have lasting consequences for future employment, veterans’ benefits, and their ability to rejoin the armed forces. One of the most important (and often misunderstood) pieces […]
Attorney patrick Korody discusses Florida’s military veteran population on death row. On September 2, 2025, Korody Law’s founder and Navy JAG Reserve Captain Patrick Korody appeared on WJCT’s First Coast Connect to discuss Florida’s execution of military veterans who were convicted of first degree murder. Mr. Korody is “learned counsel” for death penalty cases. The
MILITARY ADMINISTRATIVE LAW UPDATE – BOARD OF INQUIRY Military Board of Inquiry Changes: New Authority to Override a “Retain” Decision (10 U.S.C. § 1182) For decades, officers facing a Board of Inquiry (BOI) under 10 U.S.C. §§ 1181–1182 relied on a critical protection: if the BOI voted to retain the officer, the case effectively ended.
Should I Hire a Civilian Attorney for a Board of Inquiry? If you are an officer facing a Board of Inquiry (BOI), your career is on the line. The military will assign you a JAG at no cost, but that does not mean you should rely solely on the system to protect your commission, your
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Key Takeaways from the Supreme Court Ruling in Kousisis v. United States When Fraud Is (and Isn’t) A Federal Crime Two recent U.S. Supreme Court cases—Ciminelli v. United States (2023) and Kousisis v. United States (2025)—have brought much-needed clarity to the scope of the federal wire fraud statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1343. For lawyers, contractors,
National Security Law – DOHA Hearing Lawyer What to Expect from a DOHA Hearing Lawyer: Your Guide to Security Clearance Defense If you’ve received a Statement of Reasons (SOR) or a notice of hearing from the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals (DOHA), you’re likely facing the loss or denial of your security clearance. This
MILITARY PERSONNEL LAW – BOARD OF INQUIRY What Happens After a Board of Inquiry? Updated: Includes recent changes under 10 U.S.C. § 1182 (FY 2025 NDAA) BOI Basics: What Is a Board of Inquiry? A Board of Inquiry (BOI) is a formal administrative hearing under 10 U.S.C. §§ 1181–1182 where a panel of officers determines
Today, Korody Law scored a huge win for our client, an Army physician who had been in a summary suspension status for almost a year. The military physician’s clinical privileges were fully reinstated! This reinstatement means that the no clinical adverse action will be taken against the physician and Revision-To-Action Report will be filed the
STUDENT AVIATORS AND ENLISTED STUDENTS AT NATTC ARE ROUTINELY PROSECUTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT. Being in a training environment on-board NAS Pensacola such as Schools Command or NATTC is professional challenging. Pilots learn to fly at NAS Pensacola. Aviation rates learn their rates at NATTC. But, these environments are also prime for accusations of sexual assault,
Federal Health Care Fraud Charge Defense Strategies Korody Law is currently in the midst of litigating a highly contentious health care fraud case in federal court for the Middle District of Florida. We recently filed a Motion to Dismiss Due to Prosecutorial Misconduct. Fraud cases are exceedingly complex and involve voluminous discovery. Winning a healthcare
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