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GARY S. LEMMONS |
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Gary Lemmons joined our firm after his retirement from the U.S.
Navy in 2002. Gary enlisted in the Navy 1977, attended Yeoman "A"
School and then converted to the Legalman rating in 1981 after graduation
from Naval Justice School, Newport, Rhode Island, Legalman/Court
Reporting Course. Gary was quickly identified as the frontrunner
among his peers and his progression through the Legalman ranks of
the Navy is remarkable in all respects. Gary was selected as the
Judge Advocate General's Legalman of the Year for 1985. Gary reported
for duty as Command Master Chief, Naval Legal Service Office Northwest
in January 1998. In April of 1999, Gary achieved the ultimate goal
of a Navy Legalman, being selected as Command Master Chief for the
Judge Advocate General and Commander Naval Legal Service Command
in April 1999 where he served until his retirement in August of
2002. During his career Gary was awarded the Meritorious Service
Medal, Navy Commendation Medal (5th award), Navy Achievement Medal
(6th award), Meritorious Unit Commendation, Battle Efficiency Ribbon,
Good Conduct Medal (5th award), National Defense Service Medal,
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal (w/campaign
star), Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, and the Overseas Service Ribbon
(2nd award). He also earned the Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist
device.
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THERESA JACKSON |
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Theresa Jackson served 7 years on active duty with the US Navy and was rated top in her class at Legalman “A” school. Theresa was assigned to the Trial Service Office East, Norfolk, VA., in 1997 and shortly thereafter went on to be assigned as the first rated Legalman at Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity Norfolk, VA. Since she started with our firm in 1999, Theresa has been our lead military paralegal on numerous contested Court-Martials, Boards of Inquiry, and Administrative Separation Boards. Theresa also handles all serious state and federal criminal litigation cases. The vast majority of the cases that Theresa currently works on are General Court-Martials that involve sex offenses. She is extremely knowledgeable in military law and provides outstanding support to our clients facing adverse action. Theresa holds both an Associates of Science Degree and an Associates of Applied Science Degree in Paralegal Studies.
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MELODY DANIELS |
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Melody enlisted in the Navy 1987. Her first duty station was with the Fighter Squadron ONE TWO FOUR (VF-124) where she served as a Plane Captain working on the F-14 Tomcat as an undesignated Airman. While at VF-124, she then struck for the Yeoman rating and was selected for advancement to YN3. In 2001, she reported to Barbers Point, Hawaii, to Patrol Squadron ONE. In 1995, she requested for a conversion into the Legalman Rating. In 1996, she graduated from the Naval Justice School, Newport, Rhode Island, Legalman/Court Reporting Course. Her tours of duty included: Naval Legal Service Office, Branch Office, Gulfport; Independent Duty Legalman at Helicopter Combat Support Squadron FIVE, Guam; Staff Judge Advocate's Office, Training Support Command, Hampton Roads, Dam Neck; and USS ENTERPRISE (CVN 65), Norfolk. During her career Melody was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal (5 awards), Meritorious Unit Commendation (2 awards), Battle Efficiency Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal (5 awards), National Defense Service Medal (2 awards), Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (3 awards), Overseas Service Ribbon (2 awards), Kuwait Liberation Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal, and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. She also earned the Enlisted Surface and Aviation Warfare Specialist device. Melody retired from the United States Navy in October 2007.
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KAT HENSLEY |
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Kat Hensley joined the Navy in 1984 and attended Opticalman "A"
and "C" school. As a OM she repaired all types of navigational
equipment and specialized in repairing submarine periscopes. While
stationed at Trident Refit Facility, Kingsbay GA she converted to
the Navy Career Counselor rating and attended Career Counselor school
in 1996. She transferred to the USS Monongahela and began providing
career guidance and assistance on various career and administrative
issues. While at her last duty station, U.S. Joint Forces Command,
Norfolk VA, she had a variety of duties including career management,
security manager, administrative LPO and worked a wide array of
military issues both for the Navy and all other branches of service
until her retirement in Oct 2004.
Kat was awarded the following ribbons: Defense Meritorious Service
Medal (1); Navy Achievement Medal (4); Joint Unit Meritorious Award
(2); Meritorious Unit Commendation; Battle Efficiency Ribbon (2);
Navy Good Conduct (5); National Defense Service Medal (2); Sea Service
Deployment Ribbon (4); NATO Medal in addition to several others.
She brings a vast amount of military administrative knowledge to
our firm and assists our clients in security clearance cases and
correction of records.
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TIFFANY REESE |
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Tiffany has a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice (University of Phoenix – 2007) and has worked in the private sector of law for four years. She has been with our firm for over three years and handles the operational aspects of the law firm, as well as paralegal responsibility for our non-military criminal cases. As part of our staff, Tiffany provides excellent paralegal support for our clients in serious criminal felony cases in Virginia state and Federal Courts.
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