FAQs

How quickly can we schedule an IME and how long will it take to get the report?

Your request for an IME will be processed as soon as possible. Our staff makes every effort to schedule within your time frame. We will work with you to compile the medical records that form the basis of the report. Once we have all of the necessary documentation and imaging, and an exam (record review) has been performed, delivery of our report is very timely. Throughout the process, you will have full access to the MedicoLegal medical/legal support staff to help answer your questions and keep your case moving efficiently.


What is included or what will you address in the report?

MedicoLegal reports include a thorough review of previous medical records, tests and imaging with a summary and synopsis of those records. This is followed by a complete exam or analysis and evidence-based opinion by an appropriate expert.


What if our case goes to trial? What kind of courtroom training do you have?

All of our physicians are adept at both depositions and courtroom testimony. We have decades of experience both inside and outside of the courtroom and are fully supported by our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jon Tucker.


Where are you located?

The locations of IMEs and depositions are based on the location of the expert as well as the jurisdiction of the claim. Our headquarters is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, easily serving a large population of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. In most instances we can arrange for an exam to take place in your area.


What is your fee schedule?

Fees vary depending on the types of services provided. For a detailed fee schedule, please send an email to our Business Manager at info@medicolegalgroup.com. You may also leave a message with our answering service at (412) 276-6241. Payment must be made in advance via credit card or check.


Can you provide a reference?

Because we respect our clients and their privacy, we do not publish testimonials. You may contact us at (412) 276-6241 if you would like a reference.


Did you find the answer to your question?

If not, please contact us and we’ll be happy to answer your question.

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