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ARTICLE · 30 JANUARY 2024

Post 104 Week Income Replacement Benefits For Claimant Working Part Time

The Licence Appeal Tribunal has recently found that an applicant meets the test for post-104-week income replacement benefits despite currently engaging in part-time employment.

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The Licence Appeal Tribunal has recently found that an applicant meets the test for post-104-week income replacement benefits despite currently engaging in part-time employment.

Laura McLean, who was involved in a motor vehicle collision on November 18, 2018, received income replacement benefits up until August 19, 2021. She claimed ongoing entitlement to the income replacement benefit but was denied as it was the insurer's position that since she can work five hours per week, it is not required to make any further income replacement benefit payments. Further, the insurer denied receiving any evidence that would point to the fact that Laura has met the post-104-week IRB test.

THE POST 104 WEEK INCOME REPLACEMENT TEST

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