Dr. Damnish Saini

The applicant sought statutory accident benefits, including caregiver benefits, attendant care benefits, and the cost of a psychological assessment, following a motor vehicle accident.

The arbitrator dismissed all claims, finding the applicant lacked credibility due to pervasive inconsistencies in his evidence regarding his employment status, living arrangements, and caregiving responsibilities.

The arbitrator concluded the applicant's self-reports to assessors were unreliable, undermining the medical reports supporting his claims.

The applicant was injured in a motor vehicle accident and sought statutory accident benefits for caregiver, attendant care, and housekeeping expenses, as well as the cost of a psychological assessment.

The arbitrator dismissed all claims, finding that the applicant was not the primary caregiver for his children prior to the accident, did not require attendant care, and provided inconsistent evidence regarding housekeeping expenses.

The claim for the psychological assessment was dismissed due to a lack of evidence.