RICHMOND, Va. — It's been a process that Scott Rose said he "wouldn't wish on his worst enemy" — trying to qualify to receive disability benefits. He said his health began plummeting in 2024, first after injuries suffered during a car crash and then a traumatic brain injury. Griffin, who runs a disability advocacy company called Dominion Disability, has been helping Rose throughout the process as his non-attorney representative. Rose's hearing was held in June 2025, and in July, he was handed another rejection. However, Griffin said Rose's doctor's form was not ready to be submitted until the same day Knight issued her decision.