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Not every legal case is just about winning—it’s about standing up for what’s right. At Ramos Law, we had the privilege of representing a young man with intellectual disabilities who faced severe mistreatment in the workplace. His courage and perseverance led not only to justice for himself but also to a $7,500 donation to the Center for Independence, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. This donation will support disability rights and etiquette training for local employers and employees, fostering more inclusive workplaces in Mesa County. This case is a reminder that advocacy, fairness, and justice matter. Sometimes, taking a stand means making a difference beyond yourself. ?? Watch the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gM8vw2SJ

We’re honored to support Griffith Centers and their incredible mission! ?? The Kentucky Derby Gala is a fantastic event, and we’re proud to be a Triple Crown Sponsor, helping make a difference in the lives of children, families, and communities. Thank you for the amazing work you do!

This New York Times article delves into the critical issue of airline pilot mental health, highlighting the challenges pilots face in seeking support due to prevailing stigmas and regulatory hurdles. The piece underscores the pressing need for systemic reforms to ensure pilots can access necessary mental health care without fear of career repercussions. Aviation attorney Joseph LoRusso, featured in the article, emphasizes the importance of creating an environment where pilots feel safe to address their mental health concerns. His dual expertise as both a legal professional and a seasoned pilot provides valuable insights into the complexities of this issue. The article also references the experiences of pilots like Merritt, who are acutely aware of the potential career risks associated with formal mental health diagnoses. This awareness often deters them from seeking the help they need, perpetuating a cycle of untreated mental health issues within the aviation community. Advocacy groups and professionals are actively campaigning for change. For instance, the Pilot Mental Health Campaign recently highlighted the bureaucratic challenges pilots face when accessing mental health care, advocating for more streamlined and supportive processes. Dr. Annie Hickox also addressed the stigma surrounding mental health among airline pilots, emphasizing the need for cultural shifts within the industry to encourage pilots to seek necessary care without fear of professional consequences. Collectively, these perspectives shed light on the urgent need for cultural and regulatory changes within the aviation industry to support pilot mental health, ultimately ensuring safer skies for all. https://lnkd.in/g2i5EmUv

We loved having Amber Briggle on The Difference Makers Podcast! Her story of resilience, leadership, and building a thriving business is truly inspiring. Don’t miss this episode—listen now and share!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Ramos Law! ???? We had an absolute blast celebrating with everyone at the Denver St. Patrick’s Day Parade! Seeing the community come together, decked out in green, and enjoying the festive spirit was truly incredible. At Ramos Law, we love being part of such a vibrant and fun-loving community. Whether you were dancing to the bagpipes, catching beads, or simply enjoying the parade with friends and family, we hope you had as much fun as we did! Wishing you all a safe and lucky St. Patrick’s Day! ??

Is House medically accurate? Let’s break it down! ?? Medical dramas like House make for great TV, but how much of what we see actually happens in real hospitals? Dr. Ramos, an experienced emergency physician, reacts to an intense episode, separating medical fact from Hollywood fiction while diving into: Head trauma & CT scans – When do doctors actually order them? Gunshot wounds & ER protocol – Would this patient really be allowed to walk out? Noise-induced fainting – Is this a real condition or just dramatic TV? Beta blockers & withdrawal – Can stopping a medication lead to severe symptoms? Fainting goats? – What do they have to do with medicine?! While House gets some things right — like the importance of ruling out different diagnoses — it also takes plenty of creative liberties. For example, real hospitals notify the police when a patient arrives with gunpowder residue on their sleeve. And no doctor would intentionally startle a head trauma patient to test for fainting — that could cause serious injury! Dr. Ramos breaks it all down with expertise, insight, and even a few laughs. Check out his reaction and let us know: Which medical drama should he react to next? ?? Link here to watch: https://lnkd.in/g6FkiUCc

Success isn’t just about who you know today — it’s about who you grow with over time. In this episode of The Pareto Legal Podcast, our own Randy Manning dives into the power of long-term relationships in the legal industry and why investing in connections now can shape your future.

?? Introducing Ramos Law Insider! ?? We’re launching a brand-new EXCLUSIVE Instagram broadcast channel, and you don’t want to miss it! This is your exclusive backstage pass to all things Ramos Law! Here’s what you’ll get: ?? Behind-the-scenes moments you won’t see anywhere else ?? First looks at new content before anyone else ? Q&A’s & interactive polls — because we actually want to hear from you! ?? A community where we talk all things law, life, and everything in between ?? & so much more! This group is for YOU. Tell us what topics you want to know about, and let’s make this space valuable together. ?? Join now: https://lnkd.in/grQ6Rs64

Food labels can be misleading — but what if they told the whole truth? Let’s shedding light on what’s really inside some of the most popular processed snacks. From artificial flavors to excessive sodium and additives, many of these ingredients contribute to long-term health concerns. Understanding what we consume is the first step in making informed choices. Take a closer look at what’s hiding behind the packaging — because when it comes to your health, transparency matters.

?? New Podcast Episode In this powerful episode, we sit down with Christina Stanton — a 9/11 survivor, author, and longtime NYC tour guide. Christina and her husband lived just six blocks from the Twin Towers, witnessing the devastating attacks unfold from their apartment terrace. She shares her harrowing firsthand account, the moments of fear and survival, and the incredible acts of kindness that emerged in the aftermath. But her story doesn’t end there — 9/11 changed the course of her life, leading her to faith, nonprofit work, and a mission to keep the memory of that day alive. Her journey is one of resilience, hope, and the power of community. ?? Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gXY9mrnZ ?? Explore Christina’s work: https://lnkd.in/gGsMUQFD ?? Interested in a 9/11 tour with Christina? Contact her directly through her website!