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Vocational Experts of Ohio

Columbus, OH

The firm's team includes Dr. Growick, a vocational expert who serves various federal and state agencies and local courts across central Ohio, and Heidi Peterson, a certified rehabilitation counselor with over 20 years of experience in vocational rehabilitation and disability determination.

They handle cases involving personal injury, divorce, employment discrimination, workers' compensation, Social Security disability, and Veterans Administration disability, as well as ADA Title I issues.

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