A New York Workers’ Compensation Webinar

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York

This video is from a live webinar that took place on: Monday, September 19, 2022 at 12:00 pm & 3:00 pm EST

In this LIVE webinar on Monday, September 19, 2022, Greg Lois leads a discussion and answers questions on the best use of independent medical evaluations in New York.

Greg discusses the following:

When to get an IME in the case lifecycle
When a records review may be preferable
Best Practices for getting great IMEs
How to prepare the IME physician to provide them with the tools they need to provide a useful report
How to defend your evaluator at trial
Live Q & A on topic

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York – A New York Workers' Compensation Webinar from Greg Lois, ESQ – Lois Law Firm

About the New York Workers’ Compensation Webinar Series

The New York presentations are offered every month on the THIRD MONDAY in two sessions: 12:00 PM EST and 3:00 PM EST. The course outlines and materials presented are the same in both sessions – the only difference is the time. To register for a New York Workers’ Compensation Webinar, click a session below:

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About the Host

by Greg Lois

Greg Lois, Esq.

Gregory Lois is the Managing Partner of Lois Law Firm LLC. Greg is the co-author of the LexisNexis “Practice Guide to Workers’ Compensation in New Jersey” published by Matthew Bender (2017 – 2020, ISBN: 9781522159360). In October 2019, Greg earned the designation “Certified Litigation Management Professional (CLMP)” at the Litigation Management Institute hosted at Loyola University Chicago School of Law.

Gregory Lois represents employers, self-insured companies, third party administrators, and insurance carriers in workers’ compensation matters. Greg has served as lead attorney on more than 100 trials involving workplace discrimination, workers’ compensation, and civil claims.

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We only assign one attorney and one paralegal to each case. This means that your team members always have one contact to go to for any questions. We do not have 'hearing attorney' or a 'negotiation attorney' or 'appeal department' or anything else! All of our attorneys handle all of those roles – meaning cases are not 'passed around' as they move through the litigation process. Your risk professional or adjuster always knows who is assigned – because the attorney does not change.