Attorney Jake Gunter, a Judge Advocate (MAJ) in the United States Army Reserves, combines extensive military and civilian legal experience to serve his clients. He is an Airborne and Air Assault qualified officer who has completed over 17 jumps. These jumps include those from Army Sherpas, C-130s, helicopters, and even a Korean balloon. Additionally, Jake… Read more »
In May 2024, attorney Jake Gunter marks 20 years of practicing law. Over two decades, Jake has focused on defending individuals accused of crimes and representing personal injury victims. His practice has nearly exclusively covered criminal defense and personal injury law. With extensive courtroom experience, Jake is a top choice for clients seeking justice. This… Read more »
Army Lieutenant Colonel Jake Gunter Lectures on Cross-Examination Techniques at UTNG JAG Conference On February 10, 2024, Army Lieutenant Colonel Jake Gunter delivered an insightful lecture on cross-examination techniques to Utah National Guard Judge Advocates. The annual UTNG JAG conference took place at Camp Williams, Butler Readiness Center in Riverton, Utah. This important event… Read more »
Utah Military Lawyer Jake Gunter: Defense for Soldiers Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel On September 10, 2023, MAJ Jacob S. Gunter was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in the Utah Army National Guard and was federally recognized in August 2023. His dedication to serving National Guard Soldiers is evident in his current role. This article is meant… Read more »
UTAH ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER–ARMY SEPARATION BOARDS CURRENT JAG If you are facing an Army separation board, hiring an experienced civilian attorney who is also JAG reservist can give you the edge. (1). Private civilian attorneys have more trial experience. (2). Private civilian attorneys have more time to spend on your case. Benefits of Hiring a… Read more »
If you are facing an Army separation board, hiring an experienced civilian attorney who is also JAG reservist can give you the edge. Benefits of Hiring a Private Civilian Attorney for the Separation Board. Army Trial Defense Services (“TDS”) make every attempt to insulate themselves from the separating command. Army TDS has a separate chain… Read more »
Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for mourning the U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the United States armed forces. It is observed on the last Monday of May. It was formerly observed on May 30 from 1868 to 1970. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorial_Day Current and Recent Service Members at Howard… Read more »
Fort Douglas/Utah National Guard/Hill Air Force Base Military Separation Boards Defense Attorney In the military there are courts-martials These are bad. Less bad, but ultimately career ending are military separation boards. Military separation boards end your military career and determine your ever-so-important discharge characterization. Your discharge characterization determines federal and state veteran benefits. Type of… Read more »
Celebrating the 4th of July: Honoring Freedom, Service, and the Law The 4th of July is a time for Americans to celebrate the freedoms that define our nation. As families gather for parades, fireworks, and barbecues, it’s important to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who protect these freedoms. At Howard Lewis & Petersen,… Read more »
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