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Accident benefits claims dismissed due to pervasive inconsistencies and lack of applicant credibility.
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.
Reconsideration of adjournment denial dismissed because the applicant had already received the sought-after medical reports.
The applicant sought reconsideration of the Tribunal's decision denying her request for an adjournment of her hearing.
The applicant argued the adjournment was necessary to obtain reports from recent medical examinations.
The Executive Chair denied the reconsideration request, finding that the applicant had since received the multidisciplinary report containing the findings from those examinations, and therefore the matter should proceed as scheduled.
