OH-SCD-VET

Yes, these should be easy wins, but it might not need to go to the supreme court. The CAVC or Federal Circuit would be the next stops before the supreme court.
If I win my CUE on the S-DVI waiver, I plan to asking my VSO's attorney to contact VA leadership and require the insurance division to change M29-1 and all documentation, web sites, forms, and pamphlets to accurately reflect the law. If the VA truly did the right thing, they should self-CUE all S-DVI waiver denials solely based on the veteran being employed. Honestly, if I do win I would then expect the VA to try and appeal their loss to the CAVC (so much for non-adversarial).

As some of you may know (or not know), the M21-1 has been in the process of being reorganized for several months. 
 
If you have cheat sheets, etc of M21-1 references likely some or even many of them are going to historical sections, or even blank, on the website, looking like this:

 
 
 
 The reorganization is why. 
 
Here is the link on the Public VA site to the reorganization matrix showing what chapters/sections were converted, and what they were converted to. You look something up via google or whatever and go to a blank section, likely it was moved. The chart in the link below will show you where it was moved to. 
 
https://www.knowva.ebenefits.va.gov/system/templates/selfservice/va_ssnew/help/customer/locale/en-US/portal/554400000001018/content/554400000173132/M21-1-Adjudication-Procedures-Manual-FY21-Reorganization-Guide#RM