Doctors Reports Clause Samples

The "Doctors Reports" clause requires one or both parties to provide medical reports from a qualified doctor, typically to verify a medical condition or assess fitness for a particular purpose. In practice, this clause may apply in contexts such as employment, insurance claims, or personal injury cases, where an independent medical evaluation is necessary. Its core function is to ensure that decisions or actions are based on objective medical evidence, thereby reducing disputes and providing clarity regarding health-related matters.
Doctors Reports. When a medical leave of absence is requested, the Company may request appropriate medical evidence. This will usually be satisfied by the submission by an employee of his/her personal doctor’s report. The Company may, however, have the employee examined by the Company doctor. If the Company doctor does not agree with the report rendered by the employee’s personal doctor, the two doc- tors involved will select an impartial third doctor to render a report. If the two doctors cannot agree upon the selection of a third doctor, the Union and the Company shall select the third doctor either through the Arbitrator or by request to the New York County Medical Society.
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