Report Quality: How to Write a Clear Apportionment Section

Writing an Apportionment Section That Withstands Scrutiny In California workers’ compensation, few parts of a medical-legal report invite more scrutiny than apportionment. The apportionment section is where credibility is tested, disputes begin, and outcomes are decided. Judges, attorneys, and DEU raters depend on this section to determine what portion of permanent disability stems from industrial… Continue reading Report Quality: How to Write a Clear Apportionment Section

Playbook for Non-IBR Medical-Legal Disputes

Steps to Take if a Bill is Ignored If your medical-legal claim is ignored or denied by the claims administrator, this is your playbook for objections. This playbook assumes that you have all your proper documentation, including the request for the QME, letter from party/parties, proper reporting, and most importantly proof of service (or proof… Continue reading Playbook for Non-IBR Medical-Legal Disputes