If you don’t provide an impairment rating, the payor’s software will assume there is no permanence and settle accordingly.
 

The impairment rating is the second largest value driver in a personal injury case.
 

We are independent. We are not the treating doctors, and we didn’t participate in the course of treatment.
 

Dispute previously rendered impairment ratings.
 

Pre-litigation: The payor’s software assumes no permanence unless you provide the rating.
 

Litigation: You must prove there has been an impairment and a future impairment.
 

We will testify in deposition or at a live trial as an EXPERT witness for an additional fee.
 

We reference the AMA Guides to Permanent Impairment, 6th. This is the latest edition, and Dr. Bramblett was trained and certified by the guide’s senior contributing editor.
 

We use state-of-the-art, digital, wireless, and calibrated equipment during our one-on-one evaluations.