Dunn Law
Rodney Dunn leads Dunn Law with a hands-on approach and an unwavering commitment to fighting for the rights of injured workers throughout New Mexico. A successful workers’ compensation attorney, Rodney is personally involved with every case, providing clarity, compassion, and strategic insight to help clients through their most challenging times. Under his guidance, Dunn Law continues to secure meaningful outcomes for workers facing difficult recoveries and uncertain futures.
Rodney’s passion for advocating for injured workers is deeply rooted in both his personal drive and his professional heritage. From early on, he immersed himself in the practice, clerking at Dunn Law during summers in law school and learning from his father, Rod Dunn. Rod founded the firm with the vision of delivering strong, ethical representation to New Mexico workers. Rodney earned his place in the courtroom step by step, building on the legacy of trust and excellence established by his father.
A proud graduate of the University of New Mexico School of Law, Rodney earned his Juris Doctor with honors in 2016. During his studies, he was recognized on the Dean’s List and Honor Roll, while also gaining vital real-world experience through the UNM Clinical Law Program and an externship with the New Mexico Workers’ Compensation Administration. These experiences shaped his commitment to providing top-tier support and guidance to injured workers.
Now at the helm of Dunn Law, Rodney brings modern perspectives and fresh energy to the firm’s generational legacy. Clients can expect direct access to an attorney who listens, explains, and fights for their best interests. Whether filing a claim or appealing a denial, workers across New Mexico have a trusted ally in Dunn Law.
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Dunn Law
Rodney Dunn
Attorney at Law
Rodney Dunn attended the University of New Mexico, graduating in 2012. After attending college Rodney was admitted to the South Texas College of Law located in downtown Houston. After completing his first year at South Texas College of Law Rodney transferred to the University of New Mexico School of Law. There, in 2016, he received his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with honors.
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