Military Law

A Quality Assurance Investigation (QAI or QA Investigation) involving a military medical provider is most commonly an investigation to determine whether the provider is clinically incompetent, though it can also be used to investigate professional misconduct or impairments, including mental or physical impairments.  Such investigations are often triggered by missed or incorrect diagnoses, near miss […]

Jacksonville, Florida Military Defense Lawyers The military defense lawyers at Korody Law have the experience, training, and skills to ensure that your rights as a member of the military and a citizen of the United States are protected. Our attorneys are all former or retired JAG officers who served on active duty defending and prosecuting

Notified a positive military drug test or urinalysis? Schedule a free consultation with our experienced military defense team. contact us MILITARY JUSTICE UPDATE – THC USE IN THE MILITARY POSITIVE DRUG TESTS FOR THC ON THE RISE IN THE U.S. MILITARY Since 2018, there has been at least a 50% increase in the number of

Officer Defense • Navy Board of Inquiry • Worldwide Navy Board of Inquiry Timeline Most Navy officer misconduct matters take substantial time to reach a Board of Inquiry (BOI). That long runway is exactly why early strategy matters: evidence disappears, witnesses PCS, memories fade, and records harden. This page provides a realistic BOI timeline and

NJP Appeals: When Command Punishment Goes Too Far Nonjudicial Punishment (NJP) is often treated as “minor discipline,” but the consequences can be career-altering—loss of rank, pay, liberty, and long-term impacts on evaluations and advancement. The good news is that NJP appeals can be highly effective when the command gets the process wrong or the punishment

Accused of Sexual Harassment in the Military? How to Protect Your Career, Rights, and Future If you are under investigation or accused of sexual harassment in the military, your career, rank, benefits, and reputation are at risk. A single allegation—true or false—can result in NJP/Article 15, administrative separation, loss of promotion, or even court-martial. This

For thousands of service members and veterans, a routine background check is uncovering something shocking: records showing they were arrested, charged, or part of a criminal case — even though they were never arrested, never charged, and never convicted. A recent lawsuit and emerging reporting indicate that many veterans are being flagged in civilian background-check