In addition to straight review/edits, we offer indexing and professional timeline images. We also offer Impairment Check™, which serves as an efficient screening and educational tool providing guidance on probable impairment based on the use of the “AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment” (Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Editions) for most ratable injuries and injuries.

Having a complete, accurate, and coherent report without distracting typos and inconsistencies will add weight to your opinion as an expert witness. As your editor, here’s how we assist:

Proofreading

• Reviewing/analyzing your final draft for typos, inconsistencies, and formatting errors
• Ensure that grammar, punctuation, and spelling are accurate and consistent

Copy editing

• Editorial style – making sure your words are as consistent and effective as possible, suggesting possible rephrasing when appropriate
• Closely review tables, charts, and other visual elements to ensure they are presented consistently and accurately
• Check for correct pagination, table numbering, timeline entries, and providing indexing

Structural editing

• Is the History in chronological order?
• Do graphics clearly explain intended concepts?
• Does your audience need a table of contents?
• Is your report’s structure (visual hierarchy) clear?

Stylistic editing

• Ensuring consistent tone and formality levels
• Crafting for tone
• Eliminating awkward phrasing
• Conciseness – discard unnecessary words and eliminate redundancy

Artificial intelligence programs cannot read between the lines. Your EdiTask editor corrects age and date inconsistencies, considers important nuances (i.e., consistent tone, bias-bleed, or format hierarchy), and reflect on your report as a whole.

EdiTask’s editors are highly experienced with IMEs, QMEs, panel reports, cross-examinations, depositions, medical report summarizations, and more. Artificial intelligence does not read between the lines. We do.