If a tribunal turns the WCA result from fit for work to not fit for work, am I then classed as a...
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Ross1975
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new claimant?
My worry about the government wanting to halve what new claimants get for LCWRA is that if this happens and I go to a WCA and get classed as fit for work, but I then do an MR, and then a tribunal and the result gets changed to not being fit for work is that maybe I'll be classed as a new claimant and then be on half the money which I wouldn't be able to survive on.
I'm thinking surely I shouldn't be classed as a new claimant though if they've overturned the result? It's like a continuation of the old claim rather than me making an entirely new one?
What do you guys think?
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