VOICE TO CASE CLARITY · CALIFORNIA
A QME form from a voice note
For California applicant attorneys.
Bring the facts into focus before a QME request. Separate the medical dispute, relevant dates, and missing information from the client’s narrative.
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THE CLIENT’S STORY
One narrative. A clearer starting point.
Illustrative intake example — not an actual client matter.
An injured worker describes a disputed shoulder injury, an orthopedic recommendation, and a disagreement over causation. Counsel needs to confirm representation, the disputed issue, and the appropriate specialty before requesting a panel.

THE ATTORNEY’S FIRST REVIEW
What the draft brings together
- 01
A draft summary of the medical dispute and requested specialty for attorney review.
- 02
A checklist of information to check against the current DWC panel-request form.
- 03
Questions about notice dates, prior evaluations, representation, and supporting medical records.
What the output cites
The draft flags California Labor Code §§4060, 4061, 4062, and 4062.2 as applicable to the dispute and represented-worker panel process, with references for attorney verification against current DWC instructions.
Verify every citation, source, and current legal requirement before relying on the output.
This is a draft for the attorney to review — not legal advice, a final filing, or a substitute for professional judgment.
The free demo produces a case-analysis draft, not a completed or filed official QME form. Counsel must choose the current form, verify every field, and handle filing.
START WITH YOUR NEXT QUESTION
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Three free queries means three text-based case-analysis requests in the public demo. Enter a California workers’ comp narrative or question and receive a draft analysis. No signup is required. Live voice transcription requires an account and recording credits; it is not included in these anonymous queries.
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