Gary Will

The applicant was injured in a motor vehicle accident and received weekly income benefits until the insurer terminated them.

The applicant sought arbitration for ongoing weekly income benefits and supplementary medical benefits.

The arbitrator found the applicant's evidence regarding his pre-accident employment and income to be unreliable and contradictory, concluding he was only entitled to the minimum weekly benefit of $185.60, which had already been paid.

The arbitrator dismissed the claim for ongoing weekly benefits, finding insufficient medical evidence of a continuing disability that would prevent the applicant from working as a handyman.

The applicant was awarded $537.64 for certain supplementary medical and rehabilitation expenses, along with arbitration filing fees.