What is Important to Know about Independent Medical Exams?
- The no fault carrier is allowed to hire a doctor of their choice, who then determines if you require additional medical treatment
- The doctor provided has motive to not provide you with additional medical care, so that the no fault insurance does not have to pay to do so
- It’s the responsibility of your attorney to obtain unreliable reports provided by doctors that protect insurance companies from paying more money to continue benefiting you, the client
This short informational legal video was provided by Robert Maranto, an experienced Western New York personal injury lawyer.
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