The insurer brought a motion to stay an upcoming arbitration hearing regarding statutory accident benefits, arguing that the applicant had failed to produce necessary medical, educational, and employment records.
The applicant, who was injured as a child and now resides in the United States, claimed catastrophic impairment after a 14-year gap in treatment.
The arbitrator denied the stay at this time but ordered the production of the requested records from various third parties, including doctors and educational institutions.
The insurer was granted leave to renew the stay request if the documents are not produced 90 days before the hearing.
