Whether the insurer's reconsideration rendered the appeal moot and required striking the case off the roll.
Yes. The reconsideration fully resolved the appellant's remaining claims, so the dispute became moot and the case had to be struck off the roll.
Under Art. 53(3) LPGA, an insurer may reconsider a decision before sending its response to the appeal authority. If the reconsideration fully satisfies the appellant's conclusions, the litigation loses its object and must be removed from the docket.