Massachusetts Agreement That No Impartial Physician Report is Required for Workers' Compensation is an agreement between employer and employee that stipulates that, due to a lack of an impartial physician report, no workers' compensation benefits will be paid out. This type of agreement is typically used when there is a dispute over the extent of the injury or illness, or when the employee has been discharged from employment. There are two types of Massachusetts Agreement That No Impartial Physician Report is Required for Workers' Compensation: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary agreements are when both the employer and employee voluntarily agree to not file a workers' compensation claim, while involuntary agreements are when the employer has unilaterally decided to not file a claim. In either case, the employee is not eligible for benefits, and the employer is not obligated to pay any expenses associated with the injury or illness.