About

Attorney Chris Attig is a devoted advocate for veterans, bringing his firsthand revel in within the U.S. Army to his felony exercise. He specializes in appellate advocacy before various courts, preventing for veterans' rights with meticulous attention to element and a dedication to constitutional standards.

Chris Attig, a legal professional based in Little Rock, Arkansas, is recognized as one of the nation's leading advocates for veterans. Unlike many attorneys in this area, Mr. Attig has a unique attitude, having served within the U.S. Army himself. This firsthand experience permits him to recognize the challenges that veterans and their families face because of felony and clinical troubles in the VA machine.

During his time in the U.S. Army Field Artillery, Mr. Attig obtained several awards, together with the parachutist badge. He also attended U.S. Army Ranger school and became taken into consideration for U.S. Army Special Forces Assessment and Selection because of his professionalism and willpower. However, Mr. Attig selected to pursue a criminal profession to serve his fellow veterans.

Mr. Attig makes a speciality of appellate advocacy, representing veterans earlier than the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, or even america Supreme Court. He has a sturdy track report of getting ready briefs for appellate courts and arguing cases on behalf of veterans.

One amazing achievement is Mr. Attig's role as a law clerk to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Texas, a rare opportunity for a law student. His commitment to thorough record assessment and his unwavering pursuit of constitutional rights for veterans set him apart in the felony community.

Chris Attig's reputation is constructed on his dedication to upholding constitutional due procedure and same safety rights for veterans dealing with challenges with the VA. His meticulous approach and incessant advocacy make him a relied on best friend for veterans looking for legal illustration.

Legal Issues

Appeals & Appellate

Civil Appeals, Federal Appeals

Military Law

Veteran s Benefits

Certificates

Accredited VA Lawyer
Dept. of Veterans Affairs

Languages

Accepted Jurisdictions

Experience

• Committee Chair
  Amicus Committee (NOVA)
  2017
• Board of Directors
  National Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOVA)
  2015

Education

Associations

Costs

Location