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Catastrophic motor vehicle accident claim awarding tort and Family Compensation Act damages for death, psychological injury, future care, and pecuniary loss.
In a Family Compensation Act claim, the court found a real possibility the deceased would have assisted her parents, but rejected the full proposal valuation and awarded $90,000.
The court awarded limited dependency and funeral damages under the Family Compensation Act, and reduced them for 20% contributory negligence by the deceased.
The court found on a balance of probabilities that Vandergriendt was driving the vehicle, preferred the contemporaneous and physical evidence, and dismissed his claim against the estate.
The court awarded damages for loss of household services after a child’s death, but reduced the claim heavily because of contingencies and limited proof.
The court assessed damages under the Family Compensation Act for the child of a murdered mother, refused consolidation and adjournment, and denied special costs.
The court dismissed a wrongful death claim arising from heli-skiing, finding no duty of care between ski buddies and, alternatively, no negligence or contract breach.
Court held the RCMP officer negligent in an emergency-response collision, rejected contributory negligence by the deceased, and awarded Family Compensation Act damages.
Fatal motorcycle collision case under the Family Compensation Act. The court found the defendants wholly liable, awarded damages for PTSD, household services, past wages and special damages, and denied several other claims.
The court ordered the Sohal and Sandhu actions tried together, adjourned the existing trial date, denied an advance on damages, and left severance for case management.
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