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Thomas Gold Pettingill LLP is pleased to provide this online resource to our clients. Below is a searchable database of the publicly released decisions from the Licence Appeal Tribunal. Assembled by the accident benefits group, the decisions are reviewed, briefly summarized, and categorized for easy access.

As of March 2020, we will not include any further decisions focused solely on the Minor Injury Guideline or treatment plans, unless the case may have broader applicability.

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April 6, 2020
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Z.R. v. Gore Mutual Insurance Company (18-000017)

The claimant sought a catastrophic impairment determination and entitlement to NEBs. Adjudicators Hines and Punyarthi held that the claimant suffered a catastrophic impairment as a result of a 55 percent WPI as a result of the accident, and that he was entitled to NEBs. The Tribunal accepted that the claimant was entitled to 26 percent...
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April 6, 2020
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R.D. v. Pafco Insurance Company (18-004113)

The claimant sought a catastrophic impairment determination, attendant care benefits, and housekeeping expenses. The insurer argued that the claim for HK expenses was barred by the limitation period. Adjudicator Hines concluded that the claimant suffered a catastrophic impairment as a result of Class 4 Marked impairments in each of daily living, social functioning, and adaptation....
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April 6, 2020
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M.S. v. Unifund Assurance Company (18-000715)

The claimant applied to the LAT for IRBs. The insurer approved entitlement eight days before the hearing. The claimant sought an order from the Tribunal that she was entitled to ongoing IRBs; the insurer argued that because there was no longer a dispute, the Tribunal did not have jurisdiction. Adjudicator Gosio held that once the...
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April 3, 2020
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V.C. v. Unifund Assurance Company (18-005144)

The claimant applied to the LAT for NEBs. The insurer argued that the application was made after the two year limitation period. Vice Chair Shapiro agreed with the insurer and held that the application was made three months too late. He also rejected the request to apply section 7 of the LAT Act because none...
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April 3, 2020
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M.K. v. Aviva General Insurance (18-009319)

The claimant sought reconsideration of the Tribunal's decision that she was not entitled to NEBs. Adjudicator Grant dismissed the reconsideration. He held that new evidence could not be admitted on reconsideration, since there was no explanation why the evidence was not available for the hearing. He also held that the exclusion of the family physician...
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April 2, 2020
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S.K. v. Aviva Insurance Canada (19-003326)

The claimant sought entitlement to IRBs, removal from the MIG, and three treatment plans for chiropractic therapy. Adjudicator Conway concluded that the claimant suffered soft tissue injuries, which fell within the MIG. She also denied the claim for IRBs due to insufficient evidence regarding the claimant's inabilities.
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April 1, 2020
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Applicant v. Aviva General Insurance (19-002362)

The claimant sought a catastrophic impairment determination. The insurer argued that the claimant's impairment were a result of degenerative changes to the claimant's spine rather than the accident. Vice Chair Flude agreed with the insurer, and found that the claimant's accident-related impairments were not sufficient to meet a 55 percent WPI. He held that the...
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March 31, 2020
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Sonnet Insurance Company v. L.O. (19-004559)

The insurer sought repayment of income replacement benefits because of error, wilful misrepresentation or fraud, and interest. Adjudicator Conway held that the insurer was entitled to repayment of IRBs plus interest. The insurer made IRB payments based on the representations of the claimant. The documents submitted to the insurer by the claimant stating that he...
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March 31, 2020
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K.D. v. Aviva Insurance Company (18-011646)

The claimant applied to the LAT seeking entitlement to IRBs. The issue in dispute was the calculation of the quantum of the weekly IRB. Vice Chair Farlam found that the claimant was self-employed at the time of the accident, and his gross self-employment income must be calculated according to the income declared in the last...
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March 30, 2020
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T.I. v. TD Insurance Meloche Monnex (18-002932)

The claimant brought a motion for the insurer to provide an explanation for each and every redaction in the adjusting log notes that was sufficient enough to potentially allow the claimant to challenge any claim of solicitor-client privilege. Adjudicator Johal found that the claimant was entitled to a reasonable explanation for each redaction, and that...
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March 30, 2020
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D.Y. v. Aviva General Insurance Company (18-011171)

The claimant sought entitlement to NEBs, medical treatment, various assessments, and a special award. In addition, the claimant sought entitlement to the balance of proposed catastrophic impairment assessments, which had been proposed in the amount of $26,400.00 and approved up to $12,400.00. The claimant was found entitled to NEBs, chiropractic and physiotherapy treatment, concussion management,...
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March 27, 2020
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Q.S.Z. v. TD General Insurance Company (19-000403)

The insurer sought a preliminary issue hearing to determine whether the claimant was statute-barred from proceeding with her application for income replacement benefits for failing to dispute that insurer's denial within the 2 year limitation. Adjudicator Derek Grant found that the insurer had failed to properly deny the claimant's application for IRBs and the claimant...
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March 27, 2020
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I.W. v. Coachman Insurance Company (18-010935)

The claimant sought reconsideration of the Tribunal's decision that he was not involved in an accident. Adjudicator Grant rejected the reconsideration, holding that there was no error law regarding the purpose or causation test. The claimant had been the victim of an assault, which was an intervening act and the dominant cause of his injuries.
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March 27, 2020
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K.Y.C. v. Unica Insurance Inc. (19-000494)

The claimant sought entitlement to a series of catastrophic impairment assessments. The insurer argued that the medical benefits available to the claimant had been exhausted and that the assessments were therefore not payable. Adjudicator Grant disagreed with the insurer and held that the medical benefits limits did not apply to catastrophic impairment assessments because such...
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March 27, 2020
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I.W. v. Coachman Insurance Company (18-010935)

The claimant sought reconsideration of the Tribunal's decision that he was not involved in an accident. Adjudicator Grant rejected the reconsideration, holding that there was no error law regarding the purpose or causation test. The claimant had been the victim of an assault, which was an intervening act and the dominant cause of his injuries.
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March 26, 2020
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C.A. v. Aviva Insurance Canada (18-005878)

The claimant sought reconsideration of the Tribunal's decision that she was not entitled to IRBs beyond the 104 week mark. Adjudicator Lake dismissed the reconsideration. The claimant's arguments were primarily an attempt to have the Tribunal re-weigh the evidence and expert opinions in a more favourable light. This did not constitute an error in law.
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March 26, 2020
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C.A. v. Aviva Insurance Canada (18-005878)

The claimant sought reconsideration of the Tribunal's decision that she was not entitled to IRBs beyond the 104 week mark. Adjudicator Lake dismissed the reconsideration. The claimant's arguments were primarily an attempt to have the Tribunal re-weigh the evidence and expert opinions in a more favourable light. This did not constitute an error in law.
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March 25, 2020
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F.E. v. Intact Insurance Company (18-011405)

The claimant sought entitlement to IRBs, various medical benefits, and two assessments. The insurer brought motions for section 33 non-compliance for failure to provide records in the Case Conference Order, and a section 55 defence for IE non-attendance. Both motions were dismissed. Section 33 was not found to apply because the claimant's breach was of...
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March 25, 2020
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Applicant v. Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company (18-004952)

The claimant sought a determination that he suffered a catastrophic impairment due to a Class 4 marked impairment. Adjudicator Lake accepted that the claimant sustained a mental or behavioural disorder as a result of the accident, but that he did not suffer a Class 4 marked impairment in any sphere of function (his impairments ranged...
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March 25, 2020
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Y.K. v. Aviva General Insurance Company (18-003926)

The claimant suffered a brain injury and was deemed catastrophically impaired as a result of a 2011 accident. He received personal care from his brother, who left multiple part-time jobs to care for him. The Form 1 supported $6,000 per month in ACBs, but the claimant's brother suffered an economic loss of $2,100 per month...
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March 24, 2020
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N.C. v. TD Insurance Meloche Monnex (18-003656)

The claimant sought a determination that he suffered a catastrophic impairment due to a Class 4 marked impairment or 55 percent WPI, ACBs, HK expenses, and various medical benefits. The insurer sought repayment of IRBs. Adjudicator Neilson concluded that the claimant did not suffer a catastrophic impairment. She first noted that the claimant would only...
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