Applicant v. Aviva Insurance Canada (17-004325)

The claimant sought a declaration that her injuries were not predominantly minor injuries to be treated within the MIG, as well as entitlement to medical benefits for treatment. Adjudicator Watt held that the claimant was not entitled to any of the relief sought. The applicant failed to adduce any medical evidence to indicate that her injuries fell outside of the MIG. The claimant also failed to adduce evidence to address the stated goals of the treatment plans at issue and how the plans would achieve those goals. As such, there was no evidence to show that the treatment plans were reasonable and necessary.