Vocational Solutions

05/28/2023

The changing medical/legal landscape is presenting new problems to lawyers and their clients seeking redress for injuries. VLS has solutions.

Vocational Litigation Solutions Inc. provides the comprehensive vocational assessment services customized for you and your client to resolve cases in the personal injury litigation field. Our court-qualified Evaluators are second to none and have a score of trials in major award-winning cases.

Our expert report incorporates psychological, cognitive functioning, aptitude and achievement testing and a review of alternative occupations addressing the medical issues surrounding future employability.

Our vocational evaluations are specifically designed to assess how post-injury symptoms and restrictions impact your client’s “quantum employability”, their income, career opportunities, and other factors that have a measurable financial impact on their lives.

We conduct in-person assessments, and where necessary, remote assessments through a secure video platform. No matter where your client lives, our court accepted remote testing and interview methodologies help to reduce travel costs and discomfort to your client that distance travel can often cause.
We are available at short notice for in-person presentations to discuss our products, or you may call/email us for a quote and consultation. Vocational Litigation Services, now 40 years in business, is at the service of you and your clients.

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