Parlatore Law Group

10/19/2026

Business disputes don’t just cost money. They threaten momentum, relationships, and your future. ⚖️

Our commercial litigation team delivers clear-eyed strategy and relentless advocacy for companies facing contract and partnership disputes, high-stakes business conflicts, and situations where the outcome truly matters.

We don’t just litigate. We protect what you’ve built. Contact us today. ➡️ https://parlatorelawgroup.com/get-started/

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general educational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

10/16/2026

We’re proud to welcome Jessica Ledingham to Parlatore Law Group. ⚖️👏

Jessica is an accomplished tax attorney and litigator with extensive experience representing individuals and businesses in complex federal and state tax matters. Her practice includes U.S. Tax Court and District Court litigation, IRS examinations and appeals, criminal tax fraud defense, and high-stakes tax controversy.

Her strategic approach is built on careful preparation, anticipating the government’s next move, and developing a clear path toward resolution. Her experience advising major corporations and clerking for the Honorable Ronald Lee Buch of the U.S. Tax Court gives her valuable insight into how complex tax cases are evaluated and decided.

Jessica has been recognized as a 2025 “On the Rise – Top 40 Young Lawyers” recipient, named to Best Lawyers in America “Ones to Watch” for Tax Law, and recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star. She also holds a Tax LL.M. from Georgetown University Law Center.

Please join us in welcoming Jessica to the firm! 🌟

10/15/2026

An administrative separation board can look like an informal military trial, but an ADSEP board is not a court-martial. 🏛️❌ Part 2 explains important differences in the process, including the burden of proof and how evidence and testimony are handled.

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10/14/2026

IRS agents just walked into your office with a search warrant. Here are five things to do, and number four is the one almost everyone gets wrong.

1. Ask to see the warrant, and ask for a copy. It limits what they can search and take.
2. Don't interfere. Don't lock the door, don't argue, don't touch a computer, and don't delete or move anything.
3. The warrant only covers a search tied to a specific crime. Say it out loud: "I don't consent to a search beyond this warrant."
4. You don't have to answer questions. Say the words: "I'm not answering questions without my lawyer." Staying quiet isn't enough.
5. Take notes. Who came, what they searched, what they took. Your lawyer needs that list.

Save this one. You won't have time to look it up. Questions? Reach out to Parlatore Law Group.

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10/13/2026

Facing administrative separation from the military? 🪖 Part 1 of this four-part ADSEP series explains the military administrative separation process and the issues service members should understand when a command is trying to separate them.

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10/12/2026

Years after serving together on the same SEAL Team, Ian turned to Parlatore Law Group attorney Matthew Minikus when he needed legal help. The same qualities Ian knew in Matt as a teammate, sharp judgment, honesty, dependability, and genuine care, were the same ones he experienced as a client.

When you need someone firmly in your corner, our team is ready to get to work. Contact us today. ➡️ https://parlatorelawgroup.com/get-started/

Disclaimer: Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Parlatore Law Group is a cloud-based law firm providing comprehensive legal services.

10/09/2026

Your career may depend on your clearance. Make sure your response is built to protect it. 🔐

If you’ve received a Statement of Reasons, notice of proposed denial or revocation, or another adverse security clearance action, your response should do more than explain what happened. It should directly address the government’s concerns and present the evidence and mitigation that support your continued eligibility. ⚖️

At Parlatore Law Group, we represent federal employees facing security clearance challenges and help them navigate high stakes decisions that can impact their careers. If your clearance is at risk, contact our team of attorneys today to discuss your options. ➡️ https://parlatorelawgroup.com/get-started/

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general educational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Parlatore Law Group is a cloud-based law firm providing comprehensive legal services.

10/08/2026

Should you accept nonjudicial punishment (NJP)? 🤔 This video explains key considerations service members should understand before making that decision, including how NJP differs from a court-martial and why your rights and options matter. Depending on the service, NJP may also be commonly known as Article 15, Captain’s Mast, or Office Hours.

If you are facing NJP or another serious military legal matter, contact our attorneys at Parlatore Law Group to understand your options and protect your rights. ➡️ https://parlatorelawgroup.com/get-started/

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10/06/2026

Welcome to Military Justice Matters. 🪖🏛️ This channel breaks down military law, the UCMJ, courts-martial, NJP, administrative separation, military benefits, retirement, discharge issues, investigations, and more in clear, practical terms for service members and veterans. If you're in a military disciplinary process and would like to speak with an attorney about the best way forward, we would love to hear from you.

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