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Applicant v. Aviva Insurance Company (17-008198)

  • December 18, 2018

The claimant alleged that a stroke six weeks after the accident was caused by the accident. She sought entitlement to IRBs and an electric scooter. The parties agreed that the “but for” test was the appropriate test for causation. Adjudicator Parish concluded that the medical evidence did not prove that the stroke was caused by the accident. The injuries the claimant did sustain in the accident did not support entitlement to IRBs or an electric scooter.

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