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Military Veterans In Law Podcast

Jerrod Fussnecker
Military Law
West Point
Corporate Law
Iraq
Army JAG Corps
Artificial Intelligence Law
Technology Startups
Dublin
Ireland
Cambridge University
Vanderbilt Law School
JAG Corps
Afghanistan
Military Service
U.S. Supreme Court
Veterans
Networking
Insurance
Military Veterans
Veterans Affairs

Thousands of military veterans across the globe serve in the legal field. The purpose of this podcast is to create a community to leverage that network to help each other navigate our careers in the legal field. Collectively, the military veterans legal community has an enormous amount of experience and knowledge which can be used to help find positions for veterans in the legal field, help vetera... more

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Toby is a man on the move.  Out of high school, Toby started his first security company, which he grew quickly and sold less than two years later to a private equity firm.  Toby is now the CEO of American Special Investigative Group, whose services i... more

Marc spent five years on active duty in the Coast Guard, including an assignment to Cartagena, Columbia.  Since law school,  Marc served as a prosecutor at the Queens District Attorney’s Office, an Assistant US  Attorney in New Jersey, and is current... more

Kurt spent five years on active duty, including a deployment to Iraq with 18th Airborne Corps.  Kurt currently serves as a Senior Counsel for West Pharmaceutical Services, as a Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve, and, quite interestingly, as counsel in... more

Ben is a former Blackhawk Helicopter Pilot and a retired US Army JAG.  After his retirement from the active-duty Army, he served for seven years in the  Department of Justice’s Professional Responsibility Advisory Office. Ben is currently a Lecturer ... more

Sasha retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after serving over 20 years on active duty and in the Army Reserve, including four years as a Military Judge.  Sasha has also worked for the National District Attorneys Association, as a federal prosecutor, and a... more

Will is transitioning from a 20-year career in the Army JAG Corps that included deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and culminated in his service as the Staff Judge Advocate of Fort Meade, the home of the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command.  Listen in to lea... more

David Corry retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after serving 29 years in the Ohio Air National Guard while also rising through the ranks of the insurance industry.  Today, David is the Head of Casualty at Argo Group in Chicago, where he supervises 135 p... more

Major Aneisha Bell is the Chief of Recruiting for the U.S. Air Force JAG Corps.  She received her Bachelor’s and law degrees from the University of South Carolina.  Aneisha has completed active-duty assignments at Langley AFB in Virginia, Tinker Air ... more

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Aneisha Bell
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Retired US Army Reserve JAG Colonel, former federal prosecutor, tribal court judge, civil rights and criminal defense attorney in Oklahoma City
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Major Aneisha Bell: Air Force JAG Recruiter
Q: What is the day-to-day role of a JAG recruiter like Aneisha Bell?
The recruiter oversees internship-externship programs, base recruiter networks, and the Career Service Officer course to educate and attract potential applicants. She also coordinates regional and national conferences and moot court events to engage students and attorneys interested in joining the JAG Corps. This role is management-focused but deeply connected to outreach and talent development.
Major Aneisha Bell: Air Force JAG Recruiter
Q: What are the loan repayment incentives and how do they work after joining?
For civilian direct appointment, you can receive up to $65,000 toward student loan repayment after completing the first year of a four-year contract, paid over the remaining three years. The ROTC and educational delay programs offer similar loan support once the individual completes their education and commissions, with the same framework of four-year active-duty service (plus reserve obligations after that).
Major Aneisha Bell: Air Force JAG Recruiter
Q: What are the primary avenues to join the Air Force JAG Corps for someone starting law school now?
There are several paths: direct civilian appointment (for 3Ls or licensed attorneys with certain requirements), ROTC-based routes including graduate law programs or the one-year college program, the educational delay program for students who want to attend law school before commissioning, and the funded legal education program for active-duty personnel. Each path has its own license/education prerequisites, fitness, and service commitments, with the common incentive of loan repayment or education support.
Kurt Perhach: Corporate Counsel, Lindbergh Kidnapping Litigator
Q: What is the structure of the executive MBA program and how can practicing attorneys fit it into their schedules?
The program runs Tuesday and Thursday evenings online, plus eight days of in-person sessions in Charlottesville, with two days per month on-site at the Darden Building near DC; there is significant weekly workload, but it is manageable for reservists and working professionals, especially with proper planning and prioritization.
Stephanie Crosse: Recruiter for In-House Counsel and Military Spouse
Q: What advice do you have for veterans looking to make a transition to in-house counsel roles?
Networking is crucial, and veterans should focus on reaching out to people in the industries they are interested in while showcasing their transferable skills.

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The show centers on veterans who have transitioned into legal careers, sharing practical experiences about military-to-civilian life, navigating law school and the job market, and building successful practices or in-house teams. Episodes frequently spotlight career transitions, military legal specialties, entrepreneurship in legal services, and how to leverage veteran networks for professional growth. A standout aspect is the consistent focus on mentorship, networking, and translating military skills into legal value, making it a valuable resource for veterans exploring or advancing in law, recruiters seeking veteran-friendly candidates, and firms looking to connect with veteran talent.

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2. Ben Grimes
3. Sasha Rutizer
4. Will Obringer
5. Jacqueline Pavlicek
6. David Corry
7. Aneisha Bell
8. Bobby Don Gifford

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