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Torts 2024 BCCA 223

Tigas v. Close

Appeal and cross-appeal dismissed in a B.C. Court of Appeal damages case arising from a motor vehicle accident and loss of earning capacity.

  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Past and future income loss
  • Rab v. prescott framework
  • Quantification of damages
  • Standard of review on appeal
  • Loss-of-earning-capacity
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Torts 2022 BCSC 819

Basile v. Doyle

Motor vehicle accident damages trial. The court awarded the plaintiff $902,997.54 for chronic pain, psychiatric injury, earning-capacity loss, future care, and special damages.

  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Loss of past earning capacity
  • Loss of future earning capacity
  • Future care costs
  • Mitigation
  • Credibility and causation
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Personal injury 2019 BCSC 215

Henbury v. Egilson

Motor vehicle-pedestrian injury trial. The plaintiff proved a left knee injury and psychological harm, but not an organic brain injury, and recovered damages for pain, wage loss, and future care.

  • Liability
  • General damages
  • Special damages
  • Future care costs
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Psychiatric injury
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Tort 2008 BCSC 1295

Stone v. Kirkwood

The court found the motor vehicle collision caused moderate soft tissue injuries and aggravated pre-existing back issues, awarding damages for pain, income loss, earning capacity, special damages and future care.

  • Liability admitted
  • General damages
  • Past wage loss
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Medical causation
  • Special damages
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Torts 2007 BCSC 776

Fazio v. Catchpoole

The court awarded damages after a rear-end collision, finding the plaintiff’s symptoms and reduced physical capacity were compensable despite pre-existing degeneration.

  • Causation
  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Loss of opportunity
  • Future care costs
  • Weight of medical evidence
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