Working with WMC

Start with the referral form. It asks for the administrative facts WMC needs to screen a matter: the parties, the jurisdiction, the deadline, the service you need and the approximate volume of records.

Please do not send medical records or medical details with the referral. Once WMC confirms scope and conflicts, you will receive a secure way to provide records.

Before accepting a matter, WMC identifies the legal question, the volume and condition of the records, any examination needed, the jurisdiction, the deliverable, exclusions and the deadline. You then receive a written quote. Unusually complex matters receive an individualized quote.

WMC acknowledges every referral within one business day. Report turnaround is agreed case by case once complete records are received.

WMC accepts matters from plaintiff and defense counsel and checks every matter for conflicts before accepting it.

Searchable PDFs are preferred, organized chronologically where possible. WMC's staff organize and index the records and flag apparent gaps. They do not interpret medical content; that is Dr. Wolstein's work.

When a matter requires it, Dr. Wolstein testifies about the opinions he has provided in that matter. See deposition and trial testimony.