Applicant awarded ongoing income replacement benefits post-104 weeks due to complete inability to work.
The applicant was injured in a motor vehicle accident and sought ongoing income replacement benefits after the 104-week mark.
The insurer had reinstated benefits prior to the pre-hearing but did not concede entitlement.
The arbitrator found that the applicant suffered a complete inability to engage in any suitable employment due to chronic pain, reduced endurance, and inability to sit, stand, or keyboard for significant periods.
The applicant was awarded ongoing income replacement benefits and her arbitration expenses.
OFSCDRSOntario Financial Services Commission - Dispute Resolution ServicesJun 26, 2007
