Peter Masciola, Esq. is an accomplished civil litigator, trial lawyer, military and civilian defense counsel and military justice prosecutor with 27 years of experience. Born in Boston, he received his Juris Doctorate from the New England School of Law in 1983, and is admitted to the Bar in Massachusetts and Washington, DC. He is married to Tamara Miller and they have two children. Among his professional activities:
- DC Trial Lawyers Association's 2009 Trial Lawyer of the Year
- Former Chief Defense Counsel, Guantanamo Bay Military Commissions
- Past President of the Judge Advocates Association (JAA) Military Bar Association
- Former Chair, Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) and Military Advocacy Section, Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA)
- Former Steering Committee Member, Torts Law Section, District of Columbia Bar Association
- Master, JAA American Inns of Court
Mr. Masciola is dedicated to providing you and your family experienced, high quality, professional representation for your military medical malpractice, Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), Military Claims Act (MCA), military accident, military healthcare provider credentials adverse actions, or serious personal injury case. He has represented military officers and enlisted personnel from all ranks and specialties, whose families have been the victim of serious personal injury or medical malpractice, including military JAG officers and medical officers, military family members, and retirees from bases across the country and throughout the world.
Tamara Miller, Esq. is a federal civil rights expert and trial lawyer with a proven track record of military and public service, a passionate dedication to the protection of civil rights and liberties, and a diversity of management and life experiences in a distinguished legal career that spans 25 years. Born in Korea and adopted by an African American family in Muskegon, Michigan, she received her Juris Doctorate from the University of Michigan Law School in 1985, and is admitted to the Bar in Illinois and Washington, DC. She is married to Peter Masciola and they have two children. Among her professional activities:
- Former Deputy Chief, United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, Criminal Section
- Former Senior Executive, with seven years experience in two Federal Agencies -- Department of Health & Human Services and Transportation Security Administration in the Department of Homeland Security
- Former Member, National Origin Discrimination Working Group, Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division
- Past Executive Committee Member, Judge Advocates Association (JAA), Military Bar Association
- Past Military Law Chair, American Bar Association (ABA), Young Lawyers Division
Having retired from both the military and federal government, Ms. Miller has spent years as an insider fighting for client rights and has the expertise needed to obtain the best possible result for you and your family members. She has successfully enforced Federal civil rights laws prohibiting discrimination in lawsuits and administrative hearings nationwide, resulting in numerous settlements and other correction action to remedy unfair treatment based on race, national origin, and disability. Whether you are an employee seeking representation to protect your right to equal employment opportunity; a person denied quality health care and social services from government agencies; or a consulting firm providing advice and services to government clients, Ms. Miller will provide the expert counsel and representation that you need.