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Claim for tutoring services denied as applicant failed to prove need was accident-related.
The applicant, a minor injured in a motor vehicle accident, sought $4,099.25 for an occupational therapy treatment plan for tutoring services.
The Licence Appeal Tribunal found that the applicant failed to prove the tutoring was reasonable and necessary as a result of the accident, noting that medical evidence pointed to ADHD rather than accident-related impairments.
The Tribunal also found the insurer's denial notice complied with section 38(8) of the Schedule.
The application was dismissed and no interest was awarded.
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