The insurer requested reconsideration of the Tribunal’s earlier decision which held that the claimant was not statute barred pursuant to s. 56 of the Schedule. In the initial decision, the Tribunal found that the delivery of the initial IRB denial letter dated March 26, 2015, despite being an adequate stoppage letter, was not done in accordance with s. 64 of the Schedule as the claimant subsequently retained counsel on June 20, 2015. The initial denial letter was not delivered to counsel until February 15, 2019. The claimant submitted his application on November 27, 2019. As such, the Tribunal initially determined that the application for IRBs fell within the effective limitation period of February 14, 2021. On reconsideration, Adjudicator Logan found that the Tribunal made an error. Adjudicator Logan held that s. 64 of the Schedule does not include a requirement to re-deliver a notice to counsel after they’ve been retained, and that the limitation period applied
