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Application for income replacement benefits dismissed as medical evidence showed applicant could return to work.
The applicant sought an income replacement benefit and the cost of a chronic pain assessment following a motor vehicle accident.
The Tribunal found that the medical evidence, including reports from both the insurer's examiner and the applicant's own assessors, overwhelmingly indicated that the applicant suffered only minor soft tissue injuries and was capable of returning to work.
The applicant also failed to provide evidence that the chronic pain assessment was reasonable and necessary.
The application was dismissed.
