How An Impairment Rating Is Determined And What It's Missing

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Hello and welcome to Personal Injury Today, where we talk about the hottest topics to help attorneys better understand their clients' cases and come to a fair settlement. Today we're asking the question of how a permanent impairment is derived. We're here with Dr. Brad Poppie and we will get right into it.
On today's show, we're going to help shed some light on understanding how an impairment rating is determined; But more importantly, what pieces of information are left out of that impairment rating. Today we have Dr. Brad Poppie is the founder of Injury Reporting Consultants, helping attorneys just like you resolve your client's cases through evidence-based medical analysis and reporting.
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[@AG-mm9wn]

Well this all sounds good, but even if a worker was severely injured and the IME doctor sees the same, the IME doctor will still lie in his report that it's not severe because that doctor was paid to do. Even when they know multiple other doctors would disagree. It's all about money.

[@injuryreportingconsultants]

In a case like this, at the end of the day it always comes down to a battle of the experts.

[@garypiatt4666]

In a perfect world, everyone- EVERYONE-would only speak the truth. We do not live in a perfect world. Your statement-“It’s all about money” is absolutely true- but NOT just in reference to the insurance company (defendant). They do want to do all they can to save money, yes. BUT, the injured (plaintiff) wants to receive as much money as they can!!!

[@AG-mm9wn]

@@garypiatt4666I'm in a bad faith claim now with tons of evidence of even fabricating medical records. Yet they're still trying to lowball settlements with brain injury claiming it was "preexistent" or in my "mind". I have $100s of thousands of treatment planned.. They want me to run out of settlement money in 3 years LOL. I'm prob going to trial instead

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