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This expert specializes in vocational testing and earning capacity assessments. He earned his BA from the University of Utrecht and his MA from Webster University before serving as a marketing coordinator and sales representative at 3M. After 3M, he began his career in consulting and worked for the United Marketing Group as a business and economic consultant. This expert is active in his field as a member of the American Rehabilitation Economics Association and as a diplomat member of the American Board for Vocational Experts. Further, he is published on the topics of future earnings capacity and forensic reporting. Currently, this expert serves as a consultant in Pennsylvania, where he regularly conducts vocational testing and earning capacity assessments.
Economic Vocational and Business Consultant, A private consultancy in PA
Master of Arts (MA), Webster University
Mt. Lebanon,
Pennsylvania
This highly-qualified expert earned his BS in counseling and human services as well as his MS in rehabilitation counseling from the University of Scranton. He is both a licensed and certified rehabilitation counselor and a certified life care planner. This expert is a member of multiple professional organizations including the International Association of Rehabilitation Professionals and the American Board of Vocational Experts and has appeared at multiple speaking engagements in his field. Formerly, he served as a rehabilitation counselor and life care planner at Occupational Assessment Services and Alternatives For Growth-Life Care Associates. Currently, this expert is the director at large of a national vocational association and an international rehabilitation association as well as the owner of a vocational and life care planning firm in New Jersey.
Independent Contractor, A federal administration based in NJ
Master of Science (MS), University of Scranton
Clinton,
New Jersey
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What Can a Vocational Expert Witness Opine On?
Resume Writing
Crafting effective job application documents.
Interview Coaching
Preparing candidates for job interviews.
Career Assessment
Evaluating skills and interests for career fit.
Job Search Strategies
Developing plans to find employment opportunities.
Networking Techniques
Building professional connections for job leads.
Skill Development Workshops
Training sessions to enhance job-related skills.
FAQs for Vocational Expert Witnesses
What is the role of a vocational expert witness?
A vocational expert witness is a specialist who evaluates a person’s work abilities and job options for legal cases. They assist by reviewing records, analyzing labor market data, and testifying to clarify employability issues.
What case types may a vocational expert witness opine on?
A vocational expert witness opines on personal injury, medical malpractice, workers’ compensation, disability (SSD/SSI), wrongful termination, and divorce earning-capacity cases.
How can a vocational expert witness quantify loss of earning capacity?
A vocational expert witness quantifies loss of earning capacity by comparing pre- and post-injury vocational options, wages, and career trajectory using labor market and economic data.
What vocational expert witness qualifications are most critical for testimony?
The most critical vocational expert witness qualifications are advanced vocational training, relevant certifications, extensive labor market experience, and a proven record of credible testimony.
How does a vocational expert witness evaluate transferable job skills?
A vocational expert witness evaluates transferable job skills by analyzing your past work tasks, training, and abilities to match them with current labor market job requirements.
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