If you do not agree with the Agreed Medical Examiner's findings, you should:

• A. Request another Agreed Medical Examiner
• B. Request a Qualified Medical Examiner
• C. Object to the report in writing
• D. Send a letter to the Agreed Medical examiner requesting a clarification with a copy to the attorney for the injured employee

Answer: (D)

When you disagree with an Agreed Medical Examiner’s findings, the proper first step is to send a written request for clarification to the AME, and copy the injured employee’s attorney. This formal request creates a clear record of the specific areas of disagreement and gives the AME a chance to explain, adjust, or supplement the findings. Including the attorney ensures both sides are on notice and preserves the integrity of the medical‑legal process. If the clarification still doesn’t resolve the issue, subsequent steps are available, such as seeking a different AME or a QME, or pursuing formal objections under WCAB procedures. The key idea is to address the discrepancy through a documented clarification with the AME before moving to other remedies.