FACTS TO CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING YOUR SECURITY
CLEARANCE ATTORNEY
You are looking at this website because you have a serious problem concerning your security clearance. As you are certainly aware, if you lose your security clearance, you will lose your job and your career – your family’s entire future and stability may very well hinge upon the abilities of your security clearance lawyer and his paralegal support staff.
Attorney Greg D. McCormack is an extremely experienced litigation lawyer. As a former member of the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps (1979-1982), Greg McCormack served as both a prosecutor and defense counsel. In 1982, Greg McCormack transitioned from the military into private practice in Virginia, with an emphasis on military law. Since 1982, Greg McCormack has successfully litigated hundreds upon hundreds of fully contested criminal and administrative cases, securing the careers and livelihoods of many clients. Greg McCormack’s law firm is a full time, professional law firm with a full legal support staff. In 2003, Greg McCormack expanded the scope of his law firm to also handle cases involving security clearances. With the addition of Gary Lemmons as a paralegal in his firm, he was able to supervise the establishment in his law firm of a highly successful security clearance practice over the last several years. We suggest that you review the profile of Gary Lemmons – as a retired Navy Master Chief Legalman(E-9) who once served as the Command Master Chief of the Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Gary has provided unmatched paralegal support to Greg McCormack’s law firm and its ability to successfully handle numerous security clearance cases since 2003. Our other paralegal who provides outstanding and highly experienced support to Greg McCormack on our security clearance cases is Kat Hensley. Kat has been with us now for over 3 years, and provides exceptional paralegal support for our firm on security clearance cases. In November of 2007, in an effort to better serve his security clearance clients, Greg McCormack assumed personal responsibility for each of his security clearance cases and he is the attorney who will appear at your hearing, and fight to save your clearance.
QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN SELECTING A SECURITY CLEARNCE
ATTORNEY:
In your efforts to select a law firm to represent you in your goal to maintain your security clearance, we strongly suggest you get answers to the following questions:
- Who is the attorney who would be actually representing you and what is that attorney’s litigation and security clearance experience?
You need to determine what the actual level of litigation and security clearance experience is of the attorney who would be handling your case and appearing with you before the Administrative Judge at your hearing. Greg McCormack has in excess of 29 years of extensive litigation experience with military criminal and administrative cases. Since 2003, Greg McCormack’s firm has successfully represented numerous security clearance clients under his direct supervision. In November of 2007, Greg McCormack assumed personal responsibility for all security clearance cases in his firm and he will be the attorney representing you and appearing at your Administrative Hearing.
- What paralegal support does the attorney have?
In the field of security clearance law, the representation of the client involves intense pre-hearing preparation and the paralegals who work on your case to support the attorney need to be extremely experienced. Ask about the paralegal support staff to see who you would be working with if you retained that law firm. Take a moment to review the profiles of our highly experienced paralegals who handle our security clearance cases, Gary Lemmons and Kat Hensley.
- Take a look at the representative cases that the attorney may have on his website, and then ask some questions.
Representative cases provided on an attorney’s website can be very informative to a person searching out legal representation. The representative cases on our website are cases in which Greg McCormack actually represented each client since he personally assumed responsibility for our security clearance cases in November of 2007. Our paralegals Gary Lemmons and Kat Hensley were the paralegals for those cases. Prior to Greg McCormack assuming personal responsibility for his security clearance cases in November of 2007, he supervised the firm’s security clearance practice, and his paralegals Gary Lemmons and Kat Hensley provided the outstanding support which contributed to the successful representation of numerous additional security clearance clients by our law firm since 2003. When you see representative cases on the websites of other attorneys you are considering, we suggest that you ask for information about who the attorney was that actually handled those cases and if he or she will be the attorney handling your case if you retained that attorney. If not, we suggest you ask why not? You may also want to ask if the paralegals who would be working on your case are the same paralegals who handled the representative cases on that website. You need to know who will be on your legal team, and who you will be relying upon in an effort to retain your clearance.
You have a serious problem on your hands and you need a law firm that has a highly experienced litigator with extensive security clearance experience, as well as a strong paralegal support team to protect your security clearance. Attorney Greg D. McCormack and his paralegal support staff stand ready to assist you, and to aggressively represent you in your security clearance case.
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