Former Senior Defense Counsel for Fort Gordon
Fort Gordon Military Defense Lawyer
Blake Kamoroff regularly covered Fort Gordon cases while assigned to Fort Jackson Trial Defense Service and later served two years as the Senior Defense Counsel responsible for Fort Gordon. He now practices from the Atlanta area and can travel to Fort Gordon when the case and engagement call for in-person work.
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Fort Gordon defense experience before, during, and after Senior Defense Counsel service.
Mr. Kamoroff’s Fort Gordon experience began with recurring case coverage from the Fort Jackson TDS office. He later returned as the Senior Defense Counsel responsible for the installation, supervising the attorneys and paralegals who provided military defense in the region.
Fort Gordon service
Responsibility for both individual cases and the defense team.
- Fort Gordon case coverageWhile assigned to Fort Jackson Trial Defense Service, Mr. Kamoroff often traveled or otherwise covered Fort Gordon cases across the military-defense spectrum.
- Senior Defense CounselHe later served two years as the Senior Defense Counsel responsible for Fort Gordon and Fort Jackson. In that role, he supervised TDS captains and paralegals, reviewed evidence and work product, developed strategy, and supported defense teams in serious matters.
- Regional perspectiveWorking across both installations required attention to different command environments, mission communities, case-processing practices, and client needs.
- Current Georgia practiceMr. Kamoroff now lives in the Atlanta area. Many matters can be handled remotely, and his location also makes travel to Fort Gordon practical when it is necessary and included in the engagement.
Current installation name
Fort Gordon, formerly Fort Eisenhower.
The Army renamed the installation Fort Gordon in 2025 in honor of Master Sgt. Gary I. Gordon, a Medal of Honor recipient. Some orders, records, links, and searches may still use Fort Eisenhower, so this page preserves that former name for clarity while using the current official name.
Official history: the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence history explains the 2025 renaming for Master Sgt. Gary I. Gordon.
Current matters may include
- GOMOR and LOR rebuttals
- Article 15 and NJP decisions
- CID and command investigations
- Referred evaluations and relief-for-cause actions
- FLAGS, bars, and QMP-related matters
- Separation and officer-elimination risk
- Clearance-sensitive administrative actions
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Questions about Blake Kamoroff’s Fort Gordon experience
Did Blake Kamoroff serve as Senior Defense Counsel for Fort Gordon?
Yes. He served two years as the Senior Defense Counsel responsible for Fort Gordon and Fort Jackson, supervising Trial Defense Service attorneys and paralegals and providing case strategy and oversight.
Did he handle Fort Gordon cases before becoming Senior Defense Counsel?
Yes. While assigned to Fort Jackson Trial Defense Service, he regularly covered Fort Gordon matters across the military-defense spectrum before returning as the responsible Senior Defense Counsel.
Is Fort Eisenhower now Fort Gordon?
Yes. The Army renamed the installation Fort Gordon in 2025 in honor of Medal of Honor recipient Master Sgt. Gary I. Gordon. Some older records and searches still use Fort Eisenhower.
Can he travel to Fort Gordon for a case?
He now lives in the Atlanta area, which makes travel to Fort Gordon practical when in-person work is appropriate and included in the written engagement.
Does prior Fort Gordon responsibility mean the firm is affiliated with the Army?
No. Kamoroff Law, LLC is a private civilian law firm and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Fort Gordon, the Department of the Army, or the Department of Defense.
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