J. Blake Kamoroff, attorney and retired Army JAG

Kamoroff Law, LLC · Atlanta, Georgia

Focused advocacy when the individual faces the institution.

J. Blake Kamoroff is a retired Army JAG and trial lawyer who builds evidence-driven responses for people facing consequential action by governments, commands, businesses, and other institutions.

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One firm · Two focused paths

A clear destination for military defense and selective civil advocacy.

Military defenseDedicated representation through UCMJ.Law.
Selected civil mattersSerious institutional disputes evaluated individually.
One approachEvidence, judgment, candid advice, and direct access.

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The practice is selective by design.

The strongest representation begins with a clear understanding of the problem, the available remedy, and the forum in which the next decision will be made.

Principal public-facing practice

Military Defense

Kamoroff Law's dedicated military-defense practice represents Soldiers and Officers facing Army GOMORs, Article 15 proceedings, investigations, adverse evaluations, and related career-threatening administrative action.

Former Army prosecutor and Senior Defense Counsel
500+ military adverse administrative matters
Worldwide representation for appropriate matters

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Limited civil docket

Selected Civil Matters

The firm selectively considers serious matters in which an individual or small organization faces institutional power and a focused legal strategy may produce a meaningful result.

Government or institutional accountability
False accusations, reputation, and procedural fairness
Selected complex consumer and civil disputes

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Former Army prosecutor

Experience evaluating how institutions build and present a case.

Former Senior Defense Counsel

Defense leadership, attorney training, and complex case responsibility.

Direct attorney attention

A selective practice built around the facts, the record, and the client.

A disciplined method

Start with the record—not the institution's conclusion.

Official reports, confident accusations, and institutional findings do not always tell the whole story. The work begins by identifying what can be proved, what was missed, which remedy is realistically available, and what the next decision-maker needs to understand.

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Investigate

Find the documents, witnesses, assumptions, and missing facts.

Test

Measure the legal theory against the evidence and available remedy.

Build

Organize the record into a clear, disciplined presentation.

Advise

Give candid guidance about risk, cost, leverage, and the next step.

Clear routing matters

Military and civil inquiries follow different review paths.

Military prospects receive focused service information, deadline guidance, pricing context, and confidential intake at UCMJ.Law. Selected civil inquiries begin with a preliminary fit and conflict review through Kamoroff Law.

Contacting either website does not create an attorney-client relationship, guarantee availability, or stop a deadline.

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Put your matter in the right intake path.

Military matters go directly to UCMJ.Law. Selected civil matters begin with a preliminary fit review.

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