Kyndra Rotunda is an experienced lawyer offering quality legal representation for military families in all areas, especially the Service Members Civil Relief Act, Physical Evaluation Boards and Traumatic Service Group Life Insurance Claims.  She is in private practice, but also a Major in the U.S. Army Reserves.   Rotunda has served three tours in the Global War on Terror, and her book entitled Honor Bound: Inside the Guantanamo Trials, published by Carolina Academic Press is available at amazon.com

Rotunda is regarded as a leading expert in military disability law, and recently recorded training DVDs for the National Veteran's Legal Services Program (NVLSP), along with authoring a coordinating outline.  She is also a co-author on the NVLSP's forthcoming book regarding military administrative/disability proceedings, to be published by Lexis Nexis. 

Rotunda aggressively advocates on behalf of her clients, and her record for success is impressive.  She has recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars for disabled troops.

Rotunda is an avid writer and her articles have appeared in prominent newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Christian Science Monitor, the Chicago Tribune and the Washington Times. 

In September, 2008, Rotunda will join the faculty of Chapman University School of Law in Orange, California.