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Every case carries a person inside it — a parent fighting to stay with their family, a worker who can no longer do the job they trained for, a client whose injuries reach far beyond what an X-ray can show. The right evaluation gives that person's story clinical weight. We partner with attorneys across Florida to deliver psychological and vocational evaluations that hold up to scrutiny — and that read clearly to the people deciding the case.
Who We Work With
We work with immigration attorneys, Social Security disability attorneys, workers' compensation attorneys, and personal injury attorneys across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Collier counties — with virtual testing available statewide.
Our team is fully bilingual in English and Spanish, which matters enormously when a client's lived experience cannot be translated through a third party.
We evaluate adults and youth, document what the data shows, and write reports that meet the standard your case demands.
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Immigration cases turn on lived experience and that experience often lives in Spanish. Our bilingual clinicians evaluate clients directly in their preferred language, without interpreters between the client and the data. That matters for accuracy, and it matters for the human being sitting across from us.
Our reports are structured around the extreme hardship framework, addressing the qualifying relative, the cumulative hardship factors, and the country conditions context where applicable.
We document psychological symptoms, functional impact on the family system, and the clinical significance of separation or relocation.
Reports are written so adjudicators can locate the hardship factors quickly and weigh them against the legal standard.
Standard turnaround is prompt, with rush options when filing deadlines require it.
We support cases involving:
Extreme hardship waivers (I-601, I-601A)
U-Visa certification and supporting psychological evaluations
VAWA self-petitions
Asylum and withholding of removal
Cancellation of removal (LPR and non-LPR)
T-Visa applications
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SSDI and SSI cases live or die on documentation and ALJs read a lot of reports. Ours are written to be useful.
We structure findings around the relevant SSA Listings of Impairments, document residual functional capacity with the specificity adjudicators need, and format vocational findings to align with the medical-vocational grid rules when age, education, and prior work history are in play.
Psychological evaluations cover diagnostic clarity, symptom severity, and functional limitations across the four areas of mental functioning.
Vocational evaluations address transferable skills, exertional and non-exertional limitations, and the realistic occupational base remaining to your client. When both are needed, we coordinate the two so the findings speak to each other rather than past each other.
Standard turnaround is prompt. We can prioritize cases with hearing dates on the calendar.
We support:
Initial application supporting evaluations
Reconsideration-stage evaluations
ALJ hearing preparation
Continuing Disability Reviews
Mental and physical RFC assessments
Vocational expert rebuttal documentation
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Personal injury settlements rest on the question of what was lost and a great deal of what is lost is vocational.
Our loss of earning capacity analyses document pre-injury earning trajectory, post-injury functional capacity, and the realistic occupational base remaining to the plaintiff. We quantify the gap in language a mediator or jury can follow.
Psychological evaluations address the emotional and cognitive aftermath of traumatic injury — PTSD, depression, anxiety, cognitive sequelae of TBI — with diagnostic clarity and functional documentation.
We separate what is clinically supported from what is not, because that distinction is what makes a report credible.
Standard turnaround is prompt. Rush availability for mediation deadlines.
We support:
Post-accident psychological evaluations
Neuropsychological screening for suspected TBI
Future medical and vocational needs analysis
Mediation-ready summary reports
Why Attorneys Choose EP
Bilingual evaluators — clinical interviews and testing conducted directly in Spanish.
Responsive communication with attorneys and paralegals — calls returned, emails answered, scope clarified up front
Reports formatted to the relevant legal framework — not generic clinical write-ups
Available to consult on case strategy and report findings — we are evaluators and report-writers, and we make ourselves available to discuss our work
Clear, timely turnaround — with rush options when deadlines demand it
Virtual and in-person testing across Florida — Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Collier, and statewide remote
How a Referral Works
1. Reach out. Attorney or paralegal contacts our team with the case type and timeline.
2. Scope the case. We discuss the legal framework, the questions the report needs to answer, and the engagement structure.
3. Schedule and evaluate. The client is scheduled for testing — virtual or in-person, English or Spanish — and the evaluation is conducted.
4. Deliver the report. Findings are delivered in writing, with optional follow-up consultation to walk through clinical conclusions.
The clients behind these cases are carrying a great deal and so are the attorneys advocating for them.
A clear, well-documented evaluation will not write your argument for you, but it will give you something solid to build it on.
That is the work we want to do alongside you.
What case is on your desk right now that the right evaluation could help move forward?