Recent Accomplishments

USAF MSG gets security clearance reinstated

March 28, 2012

An AF Master Sergeant had her clearance revoked for failing to pay debts, most of which were incurred due to illness.  The AF originally notified her of the intention to revoke her clearance.  She knew she needed an experienced security clearance lawyer and contacted Mr. Cassara for help.  After filing a rebuttal to the proposed … Read more

Soldier facing discharge for violation of Lautenburg Amendment allowed to retire

March 23, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented an Army E-7 who had been convicted of spousal abuse in state court.  He received a bar to reenlistment and was pending administrative separation from the Army.  He had 18 years of service.  He retained Mr. Cassara who petition the Army and proved that the charge for which the soldier was convicted … Read more

Obtained reversal of all charges for Airman convicted of child sexual abuse

March 20, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented an Air Force member who was convicted of sexually abusing a neighbor’s daughter and sentenced to nine years in jail. On appeal of his court-martial conviction, the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals agreed with Mr. Cassara that the Airman’s rights were violated and that he was denied a fair trial. The … Read more

Obtained removal of GOMOR and Adverse NCOER for Army E-8

March 1, 2012

I represented an Army Master Sergeant who received a GOMOR and adverse NCOER while downrange for alleged sexual harassment.  The case was a travesty.  His 1LT, who made false allegations against others and was dating the Battalion Commander, alleged that he hit on her.  A 15-6 Investigation concluded he had committed the acts and he … Read more

Army NCO facing numerous drug charges allowed to retire.

March 1, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented an Army NCO with over 20 years of service at Fort Stewart, Georgia who was facing a number of charges ranging from two positive urinalysis to a 60 day AWOL to distributing drugs after a “controlled buy” outside of base.   While the evidence was nearly overwhelming, Mr. Cassara successfully negotiated a … Read more

Court-Martial of Air Force officer results in retirement

March 1, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented an Air Force officer with over 20 years of service at Barksdale Air Force Base who was accused of numerous offenses arising from an investigation into a long standing extra-marital affair.   The charges ranged from Conduct Unbecoming an Officer to False Official Statements to Failure to Obey a Lawful Order and others.  … Read more

Upgrade of Marine discharge

March 1, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented a former Marine who had been discharged for use of cocaine before the Navy-Marine Corps Discharge Review Board (NDRB.)  The former Marine had been discharged with an Other Than Honorable Discharge for use of cocaine.  While the success rate of drug discharge upgrades before the NDRB is very low, Mr. Cassara put … Read more

Removal of GOMOR

March 1, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented an Army nurse who received a GOMOR for allegedly drinking with a subordinate after returning from a deployment.  As a result of the GOMOR she was passed over for promotion. Mr. Cassara petitioned the Department of the Army Suitability Evaluation Board (DASEB) and had the GOMOR transferred to the officer’s restricted fiche, … Read more

DNA evidence leads to reversal of charges against Navy Officer

January 6, 2012

Mr. Cassara represented a former Navy officer who had been accused at court-martial of rape. The officer was convicted of Conduct Unbecoming an Officer and Fraternization.  After contacting Mr. Cassara, we learned that the DNA evidence used at his court-martial to prove he had sex with the alleged victim had been handled by a United … Read more

Obtained resolution of No Charges against Army Officer suspected in larceny of $58000 in BAH funds

December 31, 2011

An Army officer contacted Mr. Cassara after being accused of larceny of $58,000 in BAH funds. Charges were preferred against the officer and an Article 32 (b) hearing was scheduled.  The client needed a court martial attorney and contacted Mr. Cassara.  Mr. Cassara was able to negotiate a disposition at Article 15, meaning the officer … Read more