Supreme Court reins in ACC
McGrath v ACC (SC 127/2010)
This case serves as a salient reminder to ACC that it can only make a claimant undergo the vocational independence process when he or she is “likely” to be assessed as vocationally independent; the process is not be used as a mere investigative process.
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