Charles Cain Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Marine for life network (M4L) connects transitioning Marines and their family members to education resources, employment opportunities and other Veterans services that aid in career and life goals outside of military service.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

I am an associate in the Special Matters & Government Investigations group. My practice focuses primarily on corporate internal investigations, defense of corporations and individuals in government investigations, white-collar criminal defense, and related civil litigation. I also have experience representing manufacturing clients in complex federal and.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

• Journal of Law and Politics, Editorial Board
• Virginia Law Families, President
• Virginia Law Veterans, Vice President for Events
• A. Stuart Robertson, Jr. ’48 Scholarship recipient

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

• Authored brief in opposition to defendant’s appeal of life sentence to Virginia Court of Appeals
• Assisted prosecutors in trial preparation by drafting motions and objections to jury instructions

Greater San Diego Area

• Helped prepare client declaration for submission to grand jury, including reviewing fact documents, drafting summary memoranda, and attending client meeting with U.S. Attorney’s Office
• Drafted memorandum examining prevailing party status for attorneys’ fees in patent suit

• Oversee the performance, conduct, training, welfare, and safety of all assigned Marines and recruits during 12-week cycles in a Series which includes 12 drill instructors and 150 to 270 recruits.
• Ensure compliance with the requirements of the Standing Operating Procedures for Recruit Training, Program of Instruction, and the Recruit Training Schedule.
• As a Uniformed Victim Advocate, provide training, information, guidance (referrals), and support to Marines, recruits, and sailors who are victims of sexual assault.
• Conduct inquiries into accidents and allegations of abuse, maltreatment, or misconduct.
• Instruct 18 classes each cycle on topics ranging from equal opportunity to combat leadership.

Camp Pendleton, CA

• Supervised the reorganization of a Motor Transport Company into a Transportation Services Company comprised of 150 Marines and over $42.9 million in equipment.
• Built capacity across all functions of Landing Support through progressive training and support to multiple adjacent units and government agencies over air, land, and sea.
• Improved tactical standard operating procedures for convoy operations by combining experience gained through exercises and deployments with best practices from motorized infantry units.
• Served as the acting COO for several major events, including Integrated Training Exercise (ITX) 5-14, 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade Large Scale Exercise (LSE) 14, amphibious exercise Pacific Horizon 15, as well as.
• Provided mentorship on career progression, education, and personal readiness to a skilled team of junior officers and staff non-commissioned officers.

Camp Pendleton, CA

• Led, trained, and ensured administrative support for 135 Marines and Sailors across six sections.
• Planned, coordinated, and carried out a combat skills training plan, which included several live fire ranges, motor transport operations, and security training while ensuring H&S Company completed its mission to.
• Developed a plan of action to conduct initial coordination for integrating maintenance and combat engineer capabilities into H&S Company.
• Collaborated with the Family Readiness Officer (FRO) to help prepare and equip TS Company families with the skills and tools to successfully meet the challenges of the military lifestyle, including employment.

• Developed and managed the command's maintenance management program.
• Maintained a rigorous maintenance management training program for all maintenance and equipment related military occupational specialties (MOS).
• Supervised number of Marines and maintenance procedures for over 5,600 repairable items, totaling over $9 million in repair parts.
• Implemented new Oracle-based Enterprise Resource Program (ERP) within 2d Tank Battalion.
• Reorganized the Maintenance Management Office in order to better define responsibilities in relation to the battalion's maintenance commodities, improve the battalion's internal inspection program, and manage the.

• Developed and implemented Division Base Closure and Transfer procedures of 28 patrol bases and company outposts.
• Provided training to over a dozen supported units regarding the closure and transfer protocol of bases to Afghan Security Forces.
• Served as primary editor of the governing logistics document (the Annex D) of the Division Operations Order 11.1 by compiling appendices (chapters) from each logistics section and developing detailed guidance for.
• Facilitated life support for over 8,500 personnel with contracted services at 10 locations.

• Served as platoon commander for the Motor Transport Platoon, leading 95 Marines. Responsible for over 200 pieces of transportation equipment.

• Completed 26 weeks of instruction at The Basic School (TBS), consisting of extensive classroom, field, and practical application training on subjects ranging from weapons and tactics to leadership and protocol.
• Completed 10 weeks of instruction in Logistics Officers Course, with instruction focused on the six functional areas of USMC logistics: transportation, supply, maintenance, general services, health services, and.

Juris Doctor

Bachelor'S Degree, International Relations And Affairs

Graduate Certificate, Logistics, Materials, And Supply Chain Management

Expeditionary Warfare School (Distance Education Program)

Two-year career level professional military education for Marine captains.

High School Diploma