The decision-maker sees a packet
The rebuttal should be built as a package of facts, documents, context, and advocacy.
Tone and evidence both matter
The response should be credible, professional, and supported by evidence whenever possible.
The record may matter later
A weak rebuttal can leave the official record one-sided for later boards and command decisions.
Mr. Kamoroff keeps a deliberately small practice focused on GOMORs, Article 15/NJP responses, and investigations. Clients receive direct attorney access after representation begins.