Every step of a claim, understood by the person it concerns.
An injured worker meets doctors, therapists, adjusters and attorneys, often over months. ULS provides qualified ASL interpreters for each of those conversations, with continuity across the claim.
- Certified interpreters
- Nationwide
- A coordinator answers, not a queue
- Booking notice
- 72 hoursThe minimum for a standard request
- Settings
- Exam to hearingMedical, therapy and legal steps
- Continuity
- Same interpreterAcross a claim wherever possible
- Records
- DocumentedEvery assignment on file
Is workers' comp interpreting right for this?
A workers' compensation claim moves through medical evaluations, treatment and therapy, case management meetings, independent medical examinations, and sometimes depositions and hearings. Each setting has its own vocabulary and its own stakes, and the injured worker needs full access to all of them.
We match interpreters with medical and legal experience to the stage of the claim, keep the same interpreter across a course of treatment wherever availability allows, and keep a clear record of every assignment for the case file.
Best for
- Initial medical evaluations
- Independent medical examinations
- Physical and occupational therapy
- Case management meetings
- Vocational rehabilitation
- Depositions and hearings
Consider legal interpreting when
- The matter is in court and not part of an injury claim
- The venue requires specific court credentials
How booking works
- 1
Request
Online in about two minutes, or by phone.
- 2
Matched
By setting, credentials and your preferences, not simply by who is free.
- 3
Confirmed
A confirmation email once your interpreter is booked.
- 4
On site
Your interpreter arrives prepared, and the assignment is documented for your records.
What is included
Medical and legal experience
Interpreters matched to exams, treatment and legal steps alike.
Continuity across the claim
The same interpreter for a series of appointments wherever availability allows.
Documented assignments
A clear record of each request and its outcome for the case file.
Team interpreting for long proceedings
Two interpreters for depositions and hearings that run long.
Access at every step of a claim
From the first evaluation to the final hearing, the injured worker hears and is heard.
Credentialed interpreters, matched to the room
- RID certified interpreters (NIC, CI and CT)
- BEI certified interpreters
- State licensed where the state requires it
- Bound by the NAD-RID Code of Professional Conduct
- Medical and legal experience matched to the stage of the claim
Common questions
Who can request an interpreter for a claim?
Can the same interpreter cover the whole claim?
Do you cover legal steps as well as medical ones?
Book an interpreter for a claim
Setup is free and carries no obligation.