The applicant was injured in a motor vehicle accident and received statutory accident benefits until the insurer terminated them.
The applicant applied for arbitration, claiming ongoing weekly income benefits on the basis that severe, unpredictable headaches caused by the accident continuously prevented him from engaging in any occupation for which he was reasonably suited.
The Arbitrator found the applicant credible and accepted medical evidence that his severe headaches were debilitating and unpredictable.
The Arbitrator concluded that the applicant was continuously prevented from engaging in suitable employment and ordered the insurer to pay ongoing weekly income benefits and arbitration expenses.