Every unsupported assertion. Every omitted medical fact. Every internal contradiction. Twenty or more physician-authored deposition questions — built from the weaknesses in the report itself.
Plain-English summary of what the IME physician concluded and the reasoning structure used.
Every conclusion not supported by the examining physician’s own documented findings or the treating record.
Material facts present in the treating record that the IME report does not acknowledge.
Where the IME physician’s own examination findings contradict their conclusions.
Specific treating record entries that directly contradict IME positions, with page references.
Assessment of whether the contested treatment meets the documentation threshold typically applied by defense reviewers.
How the IME physician handled prior pathology — and whether that handling is clinically defensible.
Whether the examination duration, tests performed, and records reviewed are consistent with stated conclusions.
Targeted questions to strengthen the treating physician’s documentation before expert engagement.
Physician-authored questions for deposing the IME physician — each tied to a specific identified vulnerability.
You have received a defense IME and need to understand where it is vulnerable before your expert responds to it.
You are preparing to depose the IME physician and need questions built from the record — not generic deposition templates.
The IME report uses payer-review language to justify a “no causal relationship” conclusion and you need a physician to identify where that language is unsupported.
You are approaching mediation and need to understand the defense medical position before you walk into the room.
Advanceable as a case cost and recoverable at settlement in contingency-fee matters. Bundle with the Defense Medical Lens™ from $800 →
10 sections demonstrated with fictional clinical data. Orthopedic spine case. Real methodology, no PHI.
The same seven-defect framework, applied before your IME goes out. Risk management before cross-examination.
No records required to start — send only general case facts first.