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To maintain good order and discipline, the U.S. government has empowered commanders to administer military justice. All military members have the option to hire civilian defense counsel to defend their rights.

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Sometimes a person errs in their personal life, or the government overreacts in its response, and you need an experienced and dogged fighter in your corner.

Grubaugh Law, LLC

Grubaugh Law listens to your problems and helps solve them. Connecticut attorney Josh Grubaugh spent over 8 years as an active-duty Army judge advocate (JAG) and understands military law inside and out. A disabled veteran himself, he knows how overwhelming the process is at first and learned first-hand how to navigate it. Today, Josh fights for disabled veterans, service members who need legal representation in courts-martial and administrative actions, and to protect the rights of people who are facing criminal charges.

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Grubaugh Law Blog

Case success: residency termination

Grubaugh Law recently defended a client at a residency termination hearing. For those who are not aware, medical residents may be kicked out of their educational program for academic performance issues or misconduct. They face very limited procedural… Read More

Criminal violations of protective orders, and mens rea in Connecticut

Twice in the last few weeks, I’ve been involved in discussions with other criminal defense attorneys on the type of notice a defendant must have of the existence of a protective order. So today I tried to figure out the answer, and I’m ge… Read More

VA updated its guidance on Agent Orange and presumptive service-connected diseases

Grubaugh Law previously wrote about the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). A provision in the 2021 NDAA included Bladder Cancer, Hypothyroidism, and Parkinsonism to the list of diseases presumptively connected to Agent Orange exposure an… Read More