Asked in Workers' Compensation for Texas

Q: Should I take the settle the ic wants to offer with just 2 months left before I reach my mmi date,an still have help.

The courts doctor gave an 18% ime rating an the ic doctor gave a 0% but the court doctor made an error with my date so that throws things in the air an I dont should I just go to trial or take there offer an they want Ptsd of the table?

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S. Michael Graham
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A: If you went to see a designated doctor appointed by the Department of Insurance, then you need to request a Letter of Clarification to get the "mistake" corrected. I'm not sure which doctor's gave you what rating. The RME doctor is the Insurance Company's selected doctor that is approved by the Division. You use the term IME. Texas doesn't use that term. If you have not been to a state appointed Designated Doctor, you have the right to. You probably need to discuss the matter with an workers' compensation attorney to make sure you take the proper steps.

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