Are you a driven and ambitious lawyer seeking a career path that combines legal excellence with impactful leadership and unparalleled professional growth?
The United States Marine Corps offers a unique and rewarding opportunity for lawyers like you to serve your country and build a dynamic legal career. As a Judge Advocate (JAG), you will be part of a tight-knit community of legal professionals dedicated to upholding justice and supporting the Marines.
Here's what sets this opportunity apart:
Accelerated Growth: Gain first chair experience quickly, handling diverse cases and responsibilities from day one.
Broad Exposure: Develop expertise in a wide range of legal fields, including criminal defense and prosecution, international law, contract law, family law, tort litigation, and more.
Leadership Development: Hone your leadership skills in a demanding environment, fostering valuable experience applicable to any future path.
Unique Experiences: Serve alongside Marines, witness firsthand the impact of your legal work on individuals and communities, and shape the future of military justice.
Competitive Benefits: Enjoy a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package, and opportunities for career advancement within the Marine Corps and beyond.
Qualifications:
Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.
Licensed to practice law in at least one state or territory.
Strong academic record and exceptional legal skills.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills.
Commitment to serving your country and upholding the highest ethical standards.
If you are ready to take your legal career to the next level and make a meaningful difference, consider joining the US Marine Corps as a Judge Advocate.
Ready to learn more?
Contact us at claude.macari@marines.usmc.mil to explore this exciting opportunity and discover how a career as a JAG can be the perfect next chapter for your legal journey.
Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Apply today and become a part of the proud tradition of Marine Corps Judge Advocates.