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      <description>A senior trial attorney in Ponte Vedra, Florida, Alan Edmunds has more than four decades of experience leading a national law firm dedicated to military and family law. The firm has offices in Jacksonville, San Diego, and Washington, DC, and works with clients in areas such as divorce and national security clearance. Alan Edmunds is known as &quot;the DOHA Lawyer&quot; because he handles more cases involving the DOD agency than most other attorneys in the US. He is particularly adept at advocating for those who have been denied national security clearance.

Expanding upon his work in client representation, Alan Edmunds is the author of National Security Clearances - How to Get a Clearance and How to Keep It, as well as Security Clearance Applications - SF86/85 Avoiding Mistakes. He is the recipient of the Corpus Juris Book Award, and he has been featured on CBS News and CNN, among other networks.

Mr. Edmunds earned his juris doctor from Thomas Jefferson School of Law and holds an MBA from the University of Phoenix and a bachelor&#39;s in political science from the University of Miami. He&#39;s also an FAA private pilot with an instrument rating and holds a General Class Amateur Radio license.</description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Many government agencies require employees to obtain security clearance, depending on their purpose and involvement in national security. Security clearances can only be granted by government authorities. Some examples of agencies that may need higher degrees of clearance are intelligence communities such as the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency; federal law enforcement agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and Drug Enforcement Administration; diplomatic agencies including the State Department and the US Agency for International Development; and civilian-military agencies such as the Defense Security Service and Defense Intelligence Agency.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>An attorney for over 40 years, Alan Edmunds has defended more than 1,000 people whose security clearances have been revoked or denied. Alan Edmunds is a nationally recognized expert on the subject, having written two books and appeared many times as a news media consultant. His firm processes cases involving both civilian and military clients.</div>]]></description>
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