Organize Workers Comp
Evidence for Hearings
Medical records, employment documents, wage documentation—all professionally labeled and ready for your workers compensation board hearing.
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Medical records span 2 years of treatment across multiple providers
Employment records and job descriptions need organization
Wage loss documentation must support the disability claim
The administrative law judge expects organized exhibits
ExhibitPrep helps you present a compelling, organized case.
Organize Every Type of Workers Comp Evidence
Medical Records
- ER records, imaging, surgical notes
- Treating physician records
- Independent medical exam (IME) reports
Perfect for: Treatment timeline exhibits
Employment Documents
- Job descriptions and duties
- Personnel files and performance reviews
- Incident reports and safety records
Perfect for: Employment history exhibits
Wage Documentation
- Pay stubs and earning statements
- Tax returns and W-2 forms
- Employer wage statements
Perfect for: Disability benefit calculations
Claims & Correspondence
- First report of injury
- Insurance correspondence
- Denial letters and appeals
Perfect for: Procedural history exhibits
Hearing-Ready Exhibits: 4 Steps, 20 Minutes
Upload All Case Documents
Drag and drop medical records, employment documents, and wage records. ExhibitPrep handles all common file types.
Pro tip: Upload entire provider folders at once to preserve organization.
Organize by Document Type
Group medical records chronologically, then employment documents, then wage documentation.
Pro tip: Keep treating physician records separate from IME reports for clarity.
Apply Exhibit Labels
Choose your label format and apply stamps to all documents with one click.
Pro tip: Use "Claimant's Exhibit" prefix if your board uses party-specific labeling.
Download Your Exhibit Package
Generate individual files or a combined PDF with table of contents for the hearing.
Pro tip: The combined PDF helps the ALJ navigate your evidence efficiently.
What Workers Comp Exhibit Prep Actually Costs
| Approach | Software Cost | Time per Case | Labor Cost* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual Preparation | — | 2-3 hours | $120-180 |
| Adobe Acrobat Pro | $240/year | 1-1.5 hours | $60-90 |
| ExhibitPrep | $14.99 day pass | 20 minutes | $20 |
Save $100+ on every hearing.
More time for case strategy, less time on document formatting.
Questions Workers Comp Attorneys Ask
How do I organize medical records for a hearing?
Upload all records, arrange chronologically from initial injury through recent treatment. Group treating physician records separately from IME reports.
What employment documents should I include?
Include job descriptions, personnel files, incident reports, and workplace safety documentation. Organize these separately from medical records.
How should I label exhibits for workers comp hearings?
Most boards accept standard exhibit numbering. ExhibitPrep supports custom prefixes like "Claimant Exhibit" or simple sequential numbering.
Can I include wage loss documentation?
Yes. Upload pay stubs, tax returns, and wage statements. ExhibitPrep keeps wage documentation organized separately from medical records.
What if I receive additional medical records?
Upload new records and continue your sequence. The Day Pass covers unlimited stamping for 24 hours—add and reorganize as needed.
Are my client's medical records secure?
Absolutely. Files process locally in your browser—never uploaded to any server. Critical for HIPAA-sensitive medical records.
Your Next Hearing, Organized
Upload your case files and see the difference. Preview your stamped exhibits before paying a cent.
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