09/03/2026
Section B benefits can provide important early support after a motor vehicle accident, including approved medical treatment and, in some circumstances, income replacement or housekeeping assistance.
These benefits may be reduced or denied when an insurer decides treatment is no longer necessary or rehabilitative, relies on an insurer-arranged assessment, or does not have a complete picture of how the injury continues to affect your work and daily life.
A denial does not necessarily mean the decision is correct.
An injury lawyer can review the insurer’s reasons, assess the medical evidence, identify missing information, and challenge the decision where appropriate. In some cases, this can help an injured person have their Section B benefits reinstated.
When the benefits you rely on are in question, clear advice from someone you trust can help you understand what comes next. If your Section B benefits have been reduced, denied, or are about to end, O’Dea Earle offers free consultations for personal injury matters.