OAS, Inc at the TTLA CLE Seminar

Don’t forget to come to stop by Occupational Assessment Services booth where will be raffling off multiple prizes including:

Ed Provder, CRC, CLRC, D-ABVE,  Vocational Consultant  & Life Care Planning/ Vocational Assessment Expert , will also be at our booth!

Come stop by to meet the expert Ed Provder as well as sample a designer cupcake from Cupcake Couture and Bakery at The Rim in a variety of luscious flavors!

The  Texas Trial Lawyers Association’ Annual Meeting  and CLE Seminar in San Antonio has kicked off and is in full swing!

We look forward to seeing everyone there!

Occupational Assessment Services Inc is a leader in providing Life Care Planning and  Vocational Evaluations  to support attorneys in catastrophic injury cases. OAS has been instrumental in some of the largest verdicts in the United States, including Escobar vs. the State of New Jersey, which received a verdict of $166,000,000 and Verni vs. Armark which received a $105,000,000 verdict.

Without the use of the OAS  Life Care Planner / Vocational Expert  comprehensive reports and services, these large verdicts may not have been achieved.

Occupational Assessment Services Inc. is a Nationwide Vocational and  Life Care Plan Expert  service with offices in NJ, NY, FL, TX, CT & CA.

To see how OAS Vocational Expert/Life Care Plan reports can assist you in  documenting the damages  in your Personal Injury cases call  800-292-1919  for a proposal containing the experts’ professional qualifications, fee schedule, and a sample report.

Occupational Assessment Services, Inc, Know the True Value of Your Case!

*This Wilson NCAA University of Texas Longhorns logo football has been personally hand-signed by former head coach Mack Brown. Each autographed football includes authentication from PSA/DNA. Mack Brown was the head coach of the University of Texas Longhorns from 1998 to 2013. He led the team to multiple bowl games but finally won the National Championship in 2005. The 2-time Big 12 Coach of the Year was named the Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year in 2008 and won the Paul “Bear” Byrant award in 2005.