You do not agree with the Agreed Medical Examiner's findings. You should:

• A. Request another AME
• B. Request a QME
• C. Object to the report in writing
• D. Send a letter to the AME requesting a clarification with a copy to the attorney for the injured EE.

Answer: (D)

When you disagree with an Agreed Medical Examiner’s findings, the first move is to request a written clarification from the AME and copy the injured employee’s attorney. This keeps the dispute focused on exact points that are unclear, mis-stated, or need further explanation, and it creates an on-the-record path for the examiner to address those issues. Including the attorney ensures the legal side is informed and the record reflects all concerns.

This approach is efficient and collaborative: it may resolve misunderstandings without delaying the case by bringing in a new evaluator or starting a formal objection process. If the clarification doesn’t resolve the disagreement, you can pursue other steps later, such as formal objections or selecting a different evaluator or a QME. Asking for a clarification directly targets the specific items in dispute and often leads to a revised or supplemented report.