Independent medical examinations

An IME report is a document written by someone retained by the other side. Reading it as a layperson means taking the conclusions at face value. Reading it as a clinician means noticing which tests were performed, which were skipped, how long the examination actually lasted, and whether the findings support the conclusions drawn from them.

Nova coordinates scheduling and logistics, observes where permitted, and returns an analysis of what the report says, what it omits, and where it overreaches.

What is included

• Examination scheduled and coordinated with all parties
• Observation and contemporaneous notes where observation is permitted
• Analysis of the resulting report against the underlying record
• Omitted testing, inconsistencies, and unsupported conclusions identified
• Cross-examination points prepared for the examining physician