OAS’s Employability Evaluation Helped Prove Accident Injuries Case Resulting in $2.3 Million Verdict

OAS’s Employability Evaluation Helped Prove Accident Injuries Case Resulting in $2.3 Million Verdict

Employability evaluations can document the case damages for individuals who have sustained low back injuries, neck injuries, traumatic brain injuries, severe non-healing fractures, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, loss of vision, burns, spinal cord injury as well as psychiatric and psychological trauma. These injuries must have a severe impact on an individual’s ability to perform their prior work or any other type of work activities. If you have questions about a Life Care Plan for your catastrophically injured client call OAS at 800-292-1919 for a free case evaluation. Occupational Assessment Services has been preparing Life Care Plans and providing Vocational Evaluation Services since 1973. Know the value of your case.

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