The #1 Vocational Expert Team in the US

CRC Services Manager Erin Bailey receives IARP's Dr. Timothy F. Field Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 Fall Forum.

Thanks for visiting our booth at the Fall NOVA Conference! Learn how CRC helps Veterans and families get Aid & Attendance and TDIU benefits.

TeamCRC had a great time at CDLA's 3rd Annual Golf Tournament last week! It was a beautiful day on the TCC golf course, perfect for catching up, making new connections, and having a little fun. Pictured (l to r) are Mackenzie Boucher, Mary Kate Bailey, Michael Lundin, Zach Fosberg, CEO David Soja, and Manager Erin Bailey. Thank you to the CDLA for hosting this wonderful event!

CRC Services, LLC will attend the NOVA Spring Conference 2026 in San Diego, April 16–18. Sr. Vocational Consultants Zach Fosberg and Frank Fazzolari will connect with attorneys and advocates nationwide to discuss vocational evaluations, TDIU claims, and expert support for veterans.

Wishing you a happy, healthy, and bright holiday season from everyone at CRC Services, LLC and CRC Vocational Services, LLC.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to meet us at CTLF’s 7th Annual Kennedy Walsh Lollapalooza. We extend our appreciation to Katie Marino and her outstanding team for hosting such a wonderful event. Congratulations to our Amazon gift card winner, Atty. Chrysten Dufour of Moore, O’Brien & Foti!

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

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.

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.