the workers’ compensation insurer even decides to discontinue benefits after receiving the IME report. Obviously, you will want to avoid that type of adverse action by being clear, honest, and prepared. Your workers’ comp attorney can help you prepare. However...
Your workers comp claim is denied or is being delayed by your employer or the insurance company You have a pre-existing condition that was aggravated by the work injury The insurance company is requiring you to submit to an independent medical exam (IME) You want to file a claim against the...
IME:AnIndependent Medical Exammay be required to examine the injured worker. The workers’ compensation insurance carrier is generally responsible for ordering an IME as a means todispute any findingsby the injured workers' personal physician. QME:Similarly, aQualified Medical Exammay be needed for ...
After reporting a workplace injury you will probably be expected to undergo an Independent Medical Examination. An IME is a medical exam from a doctor who is paid for by your employer’s insurance. You are not usually allowed to see your own doctor for a period of time. Requiring that you...
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If you have received a notice showing your employer is seeking an Independent Medical Exam (IME) or other actions, your benefits may also be at risk. It’s critical to consult with an attorney to protect your rights. Frommer D’Amico can help, and we also have helpful,free resourcesandgui...
Remember: the doctor conducting the IME is paid by the employer or insurer. If you've been notified by your employer that you will need to undergo an IME, it's important to contact our skilled workers' comp lawyers to protect your legal rights. ...
This is especially true if your employer is trying to force you to go back to work. If you feel that you're too injured to return to your job, you may wonder about your options. We're here to tell you. We've helped over 8,000 clients with their work comp claims - that means we...
Remember: the doctor conducting the IME is paid by the employer or insurer. If you've been notified by your employer that you will need to undergo an IME, it's important to contact our skilled workers' comp lawyers to protect your legal rights and prevent your employer from taking away yo...