Client, a Navy LCDR, was accused of extensive fraud, including being charged with 62 different specifications of GTCC misuse and violations of leave regulations. The case was dropped to only 35 specifications after Abby spent countless hours on her NJP. Steph then represented her at the Board of Inquiry, where Steph expertly navigated the complex charges. The Board voted unanimously to RETAIN the Officer.
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