The appellant, a pedestrian injured in a motor vehicle accident, appealed an arbitration decision that terminated his weekly income benefits and ordered him to repay overpaid benefits.
The Director of Arbitrations upheld the arbitrator's findings that the appellant was no longer substantially unable to perform the essential tasks of his occupation, based on medical and rehabilitation evidence.
Furthermore, the Director affirmed the arbitrator's conclusion that the appellant's financial records were unreliable and constructed after the accident, justifying the calculation of his income benefits at the minimum rate.
The appeal was dismissed.
