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Minneapolis Military Law Firm
Overview
Midwest Military & Veterans Law in Minneapolis, Minnesota, provides legal services for military personnel at all levels and service branches. The law firm represents service members stationed throughout the United States and all over the world who have legal needs related to the following practice areas:
- Military law
- Military appeals for active personnel and veterans
- Board for Correction of Military Records (BCMR) and Discharge Review Board (DRB) hearings and decision
- Federal court actions seeking judicial review of military personnel decisions
With over 10 years of experience helping both current and former service members with their legal needs, the firm's founding attorney, Brian D. Schenk, has the knowledge and resources necessary to handle any case regardless of the circumstances. His extensive experience with judicial review of military decisions means he can provide his clients with a unique advantage as they work to resolve their military personnel matters.
Through his law firm, Mr. Schenk assists service members with a wide variety of legal issues. From challenging a Physical Evaluation Board finding to appealing a discharge decision, from denied military benefits to being passed over for a promotion, Mr. Schenk understands federal case law, and his law firm has a long history of successfully advocating on behalf of its clients.
Any military personnel who need competent, reliable representation regarding a military law matter can trust Midwest Military & Veterans Law for service and support. The law firm offers free initial consultations and flexible payment options as an added measure of convenience for its clients.
About Midwest Military & Veterans Law, PLLC
Practice Areas
- Military Law
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
400 S. 4th St.Suite 401-510 Minneapolis, MN 55415
Phone
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