Rocky Mountain Disability Law Group

07/25/2025

🚨 Legal Update for Veterans! 🚨 Bufkin, a state prisoner and former U.S. Army soldier, has been denied the chance to reopen his VA disability claim for mental health benefits after the Supreme Court declined to hear his case. Despite alleging discrimination and constitutional violations, both lower courts ruled against him due to jurisdiction and immunity issues.

If you’re facing similar challenges with VA benefits, don’t navigate it alone! Whitcomb, Selinsky PC specializes in helping veterans appeal denied mental health claims. Contact us for a consultation today! Court Declined Review of Denied VA Mental Health Benefits Case

Veteran sought to reopen denied VA claim for service-connected mental disorder. Courts found claims barred by law and declined to override VA decision.

07/22/2025

🚨 **Veteran Alert!** 🚨 Melba Saunders fought for her rights after the VA denied her disability claim for knee pain linked to her military service. After years of appeals, the Federal Circuit ruled that pain can qualify as a disability, emphasizing that the focus should be on functional impairment, not just a formal diagnosis. 💪✨

If you or someone you know is struggling with a similar issue, our team at Whitcomb, Selinsky PC is here to help with your veterans disability claims. Let's fight for what you deserve! 🇺🇸 Without Diagnosis Qualified as VA Disability

Federal court held pain without formal diagnosis could meet VA disability standard if it caused functional impairment related to military service.

07/22/2025

Help with SSDI appeal | Social Security Lawyers | Disability Attorneys

If you need help with SSDI appeal, this video will cover how RMDLG can help with your SSDI Claim.

11/09/2023

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11/02/2023

Over 60% of our attorneys are veterans, and we are the only law firm in the country dedicated to providing comprehensive legal services to both veterans, and veteran-owned businesses. Call (888) 680-9612 or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation. Visit https://www.theveteransattorneys.com/s/d3j7148

10/03/2023

Breast cancer can affect anyone, regardless of gender – yes, males can get it too – or age. The average age is 62 years, with the youngest case being eight years. As it is the second leading cause of death in women, early detection is key. The most common symptom is a mass or lump, but other symptoms include swelling (breast or lymph nodes), skin dimpling, pain, or discharge. Women 45 -54 should get mammograms every year. Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month by scheduling your mammogram!

10/02/2023

After graduating valedictorian from high school, Sonia Sotomayor went to Princeton University on a full scholarship, where she was one of only 20 Latinx students. During her time at Princeton, she pushed the university to start hiring more Latinx faculty members. After graduating from Yale Law School in 1979, she was admitted into the New York Bar and was hired as an assistant district attorney. In 1992, she became the first Hispanic federal judge in New York, and in 2009, she became the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice.

09/25/2023

Mario Guerra Obledo was a prominent Mexican-American civil rights leader advocating social justice. He co-founded the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) in 1968, a pivotal organization in the fight for Latino civil rights. Throughout his career, he worked tirelessly to combat discrimination, advance educational opportunities, and promote political representation for Hispanic Americans. His dedication and leadership left a lasting impact on the Latinx community.

09/19/2023

Gustavo C. Garcia is considered a Latinx civil rights pioneer. He played a pivotal role in establishing the UN in San Francisco and initiated legal actions against Texan school authorities to dismantle segregated schools in Cuero, Texas. He also filed a lawsuit that made the segregation of Mexican-American children illegal in the state. The landmark Supreme Court case, Hernandez v. Texas, was the first instance of the high court extending 14th Amendment protections to Latinxs.

09/11/2023

Today, we honor the heroes and victims of September 11, 2001. As a nation, we stood together, bound by our shared sorrow and a common sense of purpose. We reflect on the tragedy, and the remarkable courage displayed that day. We pay tribute to the resilience, courage, and unity that emerged.

09/05/2023

We are excited to welcome the newest member of the team, Kallie Hayes.

09/04/2023

Today, we celebrate those who contribute their time, energy, and skills to make our world a better place. Whether you are in the office, on the frontlines, or working from home, your dedication and commitment are valued and appreciated. Take a moment to relax, recharge, and enjoy some well-deserved time off with family and friends. You've earned it!