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TeamCRC Fall 2025: Networking at key events in legal, veteran, and rehab fields, fostering connections and professional growth.

With respect and gratitude, we honor all who have served and continue to serve. This Veterans Day, we thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to protecting our freedom

In June 2025, the Supreme Court’s unanimous Soto v. United States decision marked a major victory for veterans seeking fair Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC). CRC Services, LLC explains what this ruling means, how it impacts eligibility, and how our vocational experts help veterans and attorneys navigate CRSC and TDIU claims.

Team CRC was proud to attend the IARP Northeast Chapter Annual Conference in Saratoga Springs, New York, from October 22–24, 2025. The event brought together rehabilitation professionals from across the region to explore emerging topics in vocational rehabilitation, ethics, and professional development. CRC continues to value opportunities like these to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the growth of our field.

TeamCRC participated in the 2nd Annual Connecticut Defense Lawyers’ Association Charity Golf Tournament at Tunxis Country Club in Farmington, CT. CRC’s vocational experts, including Erin Bailey and Mackenzie Boucher, connected with defense attorneys while supporting the legal community through collaboration and service.

CRC Services enjoyed meeting you at NOVA DC (Sept 11–13). We provide clear, defensible vocational evaluations to strengthen veterans’ claims, including TDIU cases.

CRC Services is proud to attend the NOVA 2025 Fall Conference in Washington, DC from September 11–13. Meet Tricia Muth and Zach Fosberg at our booth to learn how our expert vocational evaluations support TDIU claims and veterans' legal cases before the VA and CAVC.

Attorneys across the nation increasingly rely on vocational rehabilitation experts (VREs) in cases involving work-related injuries, motor vehicle accidents, product liability, and medical malpractice. VREs help the court and parties evaluate an individual’s employability, wage-earning capacity, and potential for vocational rehabilitation.

CRC Services, LLC was honored to participate in the 2025 Connecticut Legal Conference (CLC), hosted by the Connecticut Bar Association on Friday, June 13 in Hartford, CT. As a nationally trusted provider of vocational expert services, we welcomed the opportunity to engage with attorneys, personal injury firms, and litigation professionals from across Connecticut and beyond.

CRC Services, LLC is excited to once again attend the Connecticut Legal Conference (CLC), hosted by the Connecticut Bar Association