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Shannon James

Shannon James

Attorney at Law

Having grown up in a military family in Southern California, Attorney Shannon James focuses on defending those in the Uniformed and Armed Services.

A graduate of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Shannon understands how an allegation or one bad evaluation can destroy a career and she is dedicated to helping service members navigate the administrative law system.  

Shannon is a member of the State Bar of Arizona, the District of Columbia (DC), and is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court in Arizona and the United States Supreme Court.

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Why Choose Shannon James?

Personalized Approach

The Law Office of Shannon James PLLC understands that no two cases are the same. Attorney Shannon James will work with you to fully understand your case and tailor her approach to make sure your individual concerns are addressed.

Hands-On Collaboration

Strong client relationships are the foundation of successful outcomes. Attorney Shannon James strives to make sure you are actively involved in every step of your case to develop strategies that align with your goals and provide transparent communication.

Global Services

With offices in Washington D.C., The Law Office of Shannon James PLLC offers nationwide legal support. Shannon James is experienced in advocating for clients throughout the world.

Listen to Shannon's Perspective of the USPHS Commissioned Corps on Ferah Ozbek’s “Military Law & Life Matters” Podcast

Focused on the Unique Needs of Commissioned Corps Officers in the Public Health Service.

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A Guide to Article 138s and Article 1150s: How to Address Violations in the Military

The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) provides service members with mechanisms to address grievances and wrongs committed by their commanding officers. Among these, Article 138 of the UCMJ and Article 1150 of the U.S. Navy Regulations stand out as powerful tools for service members to seek redress for personal wrongs.

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Understanding Military Readiness Requirements and How They Affect Your Career

The Law Office of Shannon James PLLC in Washington, DC regularly advises service members on how to meet or surpass the military readiness requirements essential for maintaining their career paths.

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How to Handle Fitness for Duty Evaluations: Rights and Legal Considerations

Military service often demands exceptional physical and mental resilience. These intense requirements sometimes lead to formal evaluations designed to assess ongoing eligibility. For those in the armed forces, such assessments are referred to as fitness for duty, and the outcome can significantly affect a service member’s career and benefits.

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No Matter Where You're Assigned, We Can Help

The Law Office of Shannon James PLLC is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal services for service members and veterans of the Uniformed and Armed Services stationed both domestically and overseas. Shannon understands the challenges of federal service.

With offices in Washington D.C., The Law Office of Shannon James PLLC is uniquely positioned to serve clients across the nation and worldwide. Whether you're dealing with potential disciplinary actions, administrative separations, or compliance with federal regulations, Attorney Shannon James will strive to make sure your rights are protected. For experienced legal representation and advice, reach out today to schedule a consultation.