Mitchel Neurock Email & Phone Number

Corpus Christi, Texas

Various Locations

Air Force Reserve Judge Advocate 1998-present. Rank: Major General. Currently assigned as the Mobilization Assistant to The Judge Advocate General, at the Pentagon. September 2020 - April 2021: Director, Operations and International Law.August 2020 - September 2020: Director, Military Justice and DisciplineIraq Campaign Medal for service as Liaison.

The Pentagon, Washington DC

Developed and implemented legal and management policy for 1,400 Reserve and Air National Guard lawyers and paralegals within The Judge Advocate General’s Corps as a senior director on The Judge Advocate General’s staff. Responsible for all recruiting, assignments, professional development, and training standards. Drafted Air Force policy and regulations on.

Houston, Texas Area

Executive-level prosecutor responsible for attorney professional development in 210-lawyer organization spanning six staffed offices. Advised Presidentially appointed United States Attorney on policy decisions and strategic communications. Supervised recruiting, hiring, professional responsibility, government ethics, and EEO programs. Represented district.

Laredo, Texas Area

Appellate criminal prosecutor, responsible for written and oral advocacy in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and United States District Court. Authored nearly 300 appellate briefs. Presented 24 appellate oral arguments.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Nationwide litigation practice involved litigation of government procurement cases, including claims, bid protests, and small business status determinations, as well as intellectual property cases involving trade secret, cybersquatting, and licensing issues. Instructed and counseled on government ethics and government contracting issues for corporate.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Provided legal counsel to federal government-owned corporation on all aspects of administrativelaw, including government contracts law, labor and employment law, fiscal and appropriations law, government ethics, records management, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and the Privacy Act. Represented agency in political risk insurance claims and.

Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, DC

Uniformed judge advocate (JAG) officer. Represented the United States in appeals of court-martial convictions brought before the United States Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals and the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. Presented 28 oral arguments; primary brief-writer in nearly 150 appeals. Served as adjunct trial advocacy instructor.

Izmir Air Station, Turkey

Uniformed judge advocate (JAG) officer. Provided full legal service to commanders and overseas military community. Advised on foreign civil litigation and foreign criminal jurisdiction matters, as well as government contracting, government ethics, tort claims, and environmental issues. Supervised base's federal income tax assistance program.

Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri

Uniformed judge advocate (JAG) officer at large air base, home to the B-2 Stealth Bomber. Provided legal advice and representation on matters involving criminal law, tort claims, civil and administrative law, and environmental law. Supervised base's federal income tax assistance program.

Juris Doctorate

Activities and Societies: Air Force ROTC Scholar

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Political Science

Visiting Student, International Relations

Activities and Societies: Rotary Foundation Scholar; Raoul Wallenberg Fellow

Education record

Air War College (correspondence), 2006 Air Command and Staff College (correspondence), 2002 Squadron Officer School (correspondence), 1995