Daniel Conway | Military Attorney
  • Practice Areas
    • Correcting Military Records >
      • Evaluation Report Appeals
      • Reprimand Appeals
      • Family Advocacy Program Appeals
      • Discharge Review Boards
      • Cadet Misconduct
      • Titling Actions
      • Military Protective Orders
    • Separation Boards
    • Military Medical Malpractice Claims
    • Forms, Downloads, and Regulations
  • Military Crimes and Defenses
    • Military Law >
      • Court-martial Information >
        • Know Your Rights
        • Court-Martial Rules >
          • Pretrial Confinement
          • Unlawful Command Influence
          • Article 31 Violation
          • Military Rule of Evidence 412
          • Involuntary Statements
          • Failure to State an Offense
          • Wheeler Factors
      • Court-Martial Defense >
        • Military Sexual Assault Defense
        • Military Drug Defense >
          • Drug Detection Windows
          • Marijuana
          • Cocaine
          • Morphine and Heroin
        • Disrespect Offenses
        • Conspiracy Cases
        • False Statements >
          • Obstruction of Justice
        • Use of Force
        • Assault Cases
        • Conduct Unbecoming
      • Court-Martial Appeals >
        • Petitions for a New Trial
        • Insufficient Evidence
    • Introduction
    • Article 77 Principles
    • Article 78 Accessory After the Fact
    • Article 79 Lesser Included Offenses
    • Article 80 Conspiracy
    • Article 81 Attempts
    • Article 82 Solicitation
    • Article 85 Desertion
    • Article 86 AWOL
    • Article 88 Contempt Towards Officials
    • Article 92 Failure to Obey an Order
    • Article 93 Maltreatment
    • Article 107 False Official Statement
    • Article 112a Wrongful Use of a Controlled Substance
    • Article 119 Manslaughter
    • Article 119b Child Endangerment
    • Article 121 Larceny or Wrongful Appropriation
    • Article 125 Kidnapping
    • Article 133 Conduct Unbecoming
    • Article 134 Bribery and Graft
    • Article 134 Indecent Language
    • Article 134 Obstruction of Justice
  • Firm History
    • Films
    • Books
    • Sketches
    • My Lai
    • Abu Ghraib
    • Haditha
    • MARSOC
    • The Stryker 5
    • Gary Myers
  • Results
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Practice areas


Daniel Conway
We are the premier military law firm in the country.  We exclusively represent service members worldwide in every branch.  We have the experience to fight and win. 
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  • Board for Correction of Military Records (BCMR), Board for Correction of Naval Records (BCNR)
  • Sexual Assault Cases (Article 120, UCMJ, Rape, Sexual Assault, Abusive Sexual Contact)
  • Absence Without Leave (AWOL)
  • Administrative Separation Boards
  • Aircraft Mishap Investigations
  • Article 15-6 Investigation Representation
  • Assault (Article 128, UCMJ)
  • BAH Fraud Cases
  • Body Composition Program / Weight Control Issues
  • Cadet and Midshipmen Conduct Board Hearings
  • Clemency and Parole Board Hearings
  • Combat Related Special Compensation (CRSC)
  • Combat Use of Force Cases
  • Court of Federal Claims Actions / Military Pay Act Claims
  • Courts-Martial Appeals (Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, Army Court of Criminal Appeals, Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, Navy and Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals)
  • Defense Finance and Accounting Service Recoupment Actions
  • Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals Cases (DOHA)
  • Desertion
  • Discharge Review Boards
  • Discrimination Cases
  • US District Court Actions
  • Health Care Provider Credentialing Hearings
  • DoD Employee Representation
  • Drug Cases
  • Evaluation Report and Fitness Report Appealswww.usmilitaryappeals.com
  • False Official Statement Allegations (Article 107, UCMJ)
  • Family Advocacy Program Matters
  • Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Federal Litigation
  • Flight Evaluation Boards
  • Gender-Related Cases
  • Grade Determination Review Boards
  • JAGMAN Investigation Representation
  • Larceny (Article 121, UCMJ)
  • Law of War, Rules of Engagement, and Use of Force cases
  • Medical Evaluation Boards
  • Military Pay Act Litigation
  • Military Protective Orders
  • Medical Retirement
  • Military Retirement / Retirement Grade
  • Military Service Academy Actions
  • Murder, Homicide, Manslaughter Cases (Articles 118, 119, 134, UCMJ)
  • National Guard Bureau Appeals
  • Officer Show Cause Boards / Boards of Inquiry
  • Parole and Clemency Board Actions
  • Physical Evaluation Boards
  • Pornography Related Cases
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Qualitative Management Program Cases
  • Removal of Titling Actions
  • Reprimand Appeals
  • Rules of Engagement / Law of War Cases
  • Security Clearance Appeals
  • Survivor Benefits Issues
  • Travel Claim Cases
  • Trident Review Boards
  • Drug & Urinalysis Cases (Article 112a, UCMJ)
  • Weight Control / Body Composition Program Issues
  • Wounded Warrior Cases
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Courts-Martial
Choice of counsel in a court-martial is critical.  You need counsel that is aggressive, experienced, and easy to communicate with.  The firm has defended court-martial charges in every branch involving nearly every offense in the UCMJ.  Mr. Myers and Mr. Conway have co-authored a book on Military Crimes and Defenses near publication with a major academic book publishing company. Courts-Martial Defense


Courts-Martial Appeals
The firm has appeared before the Army, Navy/Marine Corps and Air Force Appellate Courts as well as the highest military appellate court, 
The United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. 
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Gary Myers was appellate counsel in the landmark case of U.S. v. Scott, 24 M.J. 186 (C.M.A. 1987) which applied the U.S. Supreme Court Strickland standard for ineffective assistance of counsel to the military. At Mr. Myers initiative and as part of the defense, this was the first military case to utilize DNA testing in the history of military jurisprudence. 

Gary Myers was also appellate counsel in the landmark case of Unger v. Zemniak, 27 M.J. 349 (C.M.A. 1989) which confirmed extraordinary writ practice in the military.  Courts-Martial Appeals


Separation Boards, Show Cause Boards and Actions
The firm has represented service members in separation boards, show cause boards and actions in all services. This includes actions based on serious misconduct, a pattern of misconduct, personality disorders, homosexuality, drug use and substandard duty performance, among others.  Separation Boards


Evaluation Appeals
The firm has represented service members in all services before evaluation appeal boards to include the Marine Corps PERB; the Air Force ERAB; the Army OSRB and EREC, the Navy BCNR and the Coast Guard BCMR.  We, likewise, have experience litigating evaluation report cases in the federal courts.  It is very important to have counsel on board that understands how the federal courts analyze evaluation report appeals.  Evaluation Appeals


Discharge Upgrades
The firm has appeared before all services' Discharge Review Boards seeking to upgrade service members' discharges.  Because we are a DC based firm, we handle a significant number of DRB cases.  Discharge Upgrades

BCMR Filings
The firm has represented service members before the BCNR, ABCMR, CGBCMR and the AFBCMR for a myriad of records correction matters to include promotions, evaluation reports and other inequities or injustices.  


Medical Evaluation Boards/Physical Evaluation Boards
The firm has represented service members before all existing Physical Evaluation Boards in every service, that is the boards at Fort Lewis, Fort Sam Houston, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington Navy Yard, Lackland AFB and the Coast Guard. Medical Evaluation Boards

Reprimands, Article 15s, and Demotions
In this era of downsizing, reprimands and other administrative actions can be career killers if the adverse actions are not addressed.  The firm has extensive experience working with the personnel commands in every branch.  We have members of the firm that have served as senior legal advisors to the various review board agencies.  We're happy to discuss your case. 

Security Clearance Revocations
The firm has represented both service members and 
civilians in security clearance revocation matters. Security Clearance Cases

Clemency and Parole
The firm has represented service members seeking 
clemency and parole from sentences to confinement
stemming from courts-martial.​

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Court Martial Defense
Sexual Crime Defense
Drug Crimes
Violent Crimes
Larceny & Financial Fraud
Desertion & Awol


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The information on this page is informational in nature. Nothing on this or associated pages should be construed as legal advice for a particular case. Likewise, the information on this website does not constitute the creation of an attorney-client relationship. No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
  • Practice Areas
    • Correcting Military Records >
      • Evaluation Report Appeals
      • Reprimand Appeals
      • Family Advocacy Program Appeals
      • Discharge Review Boards
      • Cadet Misconduct
      • Titling Actions
      • Military Protective Orders
    • Separation Boards
    • Military Medical Malpractice Claims
    • Forms, Downloads, and Regulations
  • Military Crimes and Defenses
    • Military Law >
      • Court-martial Information >
        • Know Your Rights
        • Court-Martial Rules >
          • Pretrial Confinement
          • Unlawful Command Influence
          • Article 31 Violation
          • Military Rule of Evidence 412
          • Involuntary Statements
          • Failure to State an Offense
          • Wheeler Factors
      • Court-Martial Defense >
        • Military Sexual Assault Defense
        • Military Drug Defense >
          • Drug Detection Windows
          • Marijuana
          • Cocaine
          • Morphine and Heroin
        • Disrespect Offenses
        • Conspiracy Cases
        • False Statements >
          • Obstruction of Justice
        • Use of Force
        • Assault Cases
        • Conduct Unbecoming
      • Court-Martial Appeals >
        • Petitions for a New Trial
        • Insufficient Evidence
    • Introduction
    • Article 77 Principles
    • Article 78 Accessory After the Fact
    • Article 79 Lesser Included Offenses
    • Article 80 Conspiracy
    • Article 81 Attempts
    • Article 82 Solicitation
    • Article 85 Desertion
    • Article 86 AWOL
    • Article 88 Contempt Towards Officials
    • Article 92 Failure to Obey an Order
    • Article 93 Maltreatment
    • Article 107 False Official Statement
    • Article 112a Wrongful Use of a Controlled Substance
    • Article 119 Manslaughter
    • Article 119b Child Endangerment
    • Article 121 Larceny or Wrongful Appropriation
    • Article 125 Kidnapping
    • Article 133 Conduct Unbecoming
    • Article 134 Bribery and Graft
    • Article 134 Indecent Language
    • Article 134 Obstruction of Justice
  • Firm History
    • Films
    • Books
    • Sketches
    • My Lai
    • Abu Ghraib
    • Haditha
    • MARSOC
    • The Stryker 5
    • Gary Myers
  • Results
  • Blog