Successfully reversed the WSIB’s decision to levy a Fatal Claim Premium Adjustment against an employer.

Successfully argued at the WSIAT to have a worker’s constructive dismissal claim statute barred.

Successfully upheld the denial of benefits due to a worker’s fatal cardiac event.

Successfully argued an employer should be granted 90% cost relief due the severity of the worker’s pre-existing condition.

Successfully represented several municipal clients in WSIB hearings involving entitlement to benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder in first responders and other designated workers, chronic mental stress and traumatic mental stress.

Successfully overturned initial entitlement based on the argument that there was no accident or injury arising out of and in the course of the worker’s employment.

Successfully argued for the removal of claim costs from the employer’s experience rating due to third-party negligence in a motor vehicle accident.

Successfully argued at the WSIAT that an employer’s offer of modified duties to be performed at home was safe and suitable, and therefore loss of earnings benefits for the worker were not in order.

Obtained 75% SIEF cost relief at a WSIAT appeal for a back injury, based on a pre-accident disability which contributed to the worker’s injury.

Successfully argued that the employer was not in breach of their re-employment obligation upon the termination of a worker, and successfully argued that the worker was not entitled to loss of earnings benefits post-termination.