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Vocational Assessments

A vocational assessment is used to evaluate an individual’s vocational potential. The purpose of an assessment is to identify vocational options that are suitable for the individual being evaluated (evaluee). In some cases, an assessment may indicate that the evaluee is unable to work. In other cases, an evaluee may be able to work with or without accommodations.
Contact Vocational Expert Services to discuss how a vocational assessment would be appropriate in your matter.
Our experts will objectively assess an evaluee’s residual functional capacity along with other data gathered during the assessment to determine if the evaluee is employable. A vocational assessment can also address earning capacity and vocational rehabilitation planning.

The Importance of Vocational Assessments in Legal Cases

Vocational assessments play a critical role in various legal proceedings, providing valuable evidence and insights. Here’s why they’re essential:
Vocational assessments provide credible, evidence-based insights that inform decision makers in matters involving employability, earning capacity, and vocational rehabilitation planning. Contact us to find out more about the importance of vocational assessments in legal cases.

Why Choose Vocational Expert Services

Vocational Expert Services is a team dedicated to providing superior vocational assessments. Here’s what sets us apart:
Our extensive qualifications and commitment to excellence ensure that you receive the highest quality vocational assessment.

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Our team brings specialized expertise in vocational evaluations. Schedule a consultation today to speak with a vocational expert about your specific situation.

Why do I need a vocational assessment?
A vocational assessment integrates age, education, past work, labor market data, and other vocational factors to ascertain earning potential. This data helps clarify key issues around employability, future earnings, and vocational rehabilitation planning.
Vocational Expert Services provides a records checklist identifying the documentation needed to provide a vocational assessment in a case. Records may include medical records, employment history, financial records, and functional capacity evaluations.
Generally, these reports take between 45 and 60 days once we receive all necessary documentation and conduct the interview.
Expedited services are subject to availability. Rush reports require expedited preparation, analysis, scheduling, and report writing. Vocational Expert Services provides a Fee Schedule outlining our fees.
To obtain expert testimony, please schedule a consultation with one of our experts. We also recommend discussing your specific circumstances with a qualified attorney.

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Vocational Expert Services provides vocational assessments and expert opinions in Family Law Divorce, Disabled Spouse Family Law Divorce, Personal Injury, Workers’ Compensation, ERISA Long-Term Disability, and Veteran Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU). Request more information today.