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

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

Answer: (D)

When you don’t agree with an Agreed Medical Examiner’s findings, the proper move is to file a written objection to the medical-legal report. This formal objection puts the dispute into the official record and signals to the WCAB or Administrative Director that you believe the report contains errors, omissions, or misinterpretations that need correction or further medical evaluation. The objection can specify exactly what you disagree with and may prompt a supplemental report, a conference, or other steps to resolve the dispute.

A simple request for clarification or a letter sent to the AME with a copy to the attorney might help in a informal sense, but it does not formally preserve your rights or trigger the official review process. Similarly, trying to replace the AME or switching to a QME generally follows the formal objection process and specific regulations, rather than being the immediate, correct first step.