National Security/Military Law

Jordan Guydon represents and counsels clients in National Security matters and Military Law litigation across a broad range of areas:

• National Security Matters. The increasing terror threats to governments and businesses worldwide and in the U.S. have given rise to a proliferation of laws and regulations governing business activities, such as prohibitions on dealings with specified nations, restraints on the transfer of information and weapons overseas, and a myriad of certification and reporting requirements.  Jordan Guydon understands that those laws play an important role in whether a company’s projected profits may or may not be realized from a substantial investment of effort.  To that end, the objective of Jordan Guydon is to assist clients to engage in business in a manner that promotes reasonable profit and minimizes their legal risk or liability, while at the same time minimizing the threat to the national security of the nation.
• In the area of national security law, Jordan Guydon is poised to serve clients confidently with a collective experience of almost 35 years in the military; participation in plans for contingent military operations; service in the Gulf War; the authorship of an emergency response manual for the U.S. Army; the authorship of a homeland security management college degree program; the teaching of national security law to national security personnel ; national security assignments in Germany, Kuwait, the Gulf War, South Korea, and South Africa; humanitarian visits to Haiti; and, extensive experience in government contracts and business/corporate law.