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Nebraska MCLE #265068. 1.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)
Military members and their dependents face numerous challenges while responding to the call to serve. They are protected in their professional and personal lives by a tapestry of statutes, including USERRA and SCRA. This CLE explores those rights, and the remedies military members and their dependents have when their rights have been violated.
Robert Black, Black & Weir Law Offices, LLC
Robert Black is a trial attorney located in Omaha, Nebraska, and has a nationwide practice. Mr. Black served on active duty in the United States Air Force JAG Corps for the first 8 years of his career. Since 2014, Mr. Black has been in private practice working primarily in the areas of criminal defense, military law, and civil litigation. Mr. Black is licensed to practice law in Nebraska and Iowa state courts and admitted to various federal courts. He has litigated dozens of jury trials in Nebraska and Iowa federal and state courts, as well as military courts. He has also appeared before the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court.
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