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The court found the plaintiff’s accident injuries caused bilateral shoulder tears, chronic pain and psychological harm, and awarded damages accordingly.
British Columbia Supreme Court case arising from a 2018 motor vehicle collision, finding shared fault, rejecting permanent injury claims, and awarding limited damages.
Rear-end collision case awarding damages for soft tissue injuries, diminished earning capacity, non-pecuniary loss, and special damages, with a 10% mitigation deduction.
Motor-vehicle injury damages trial finding partial causation, with awards for pain and past income loss, but no future earning loss.
Motor vehicle accident personal injury case. The court found ongoing low back/piriformis injury, but limited the award after credibility and mitigation concerns.
The court dismissed a motion to enforce a $75,000 settlement, finding the plaintiff had orally revoked the offer before the defendants accepted it.
The Registrar allowed contested disbursements in full and awarded double costs for preparation and attendance after the plaintiff’s timely offer to settle costs.
In a discovery dispute, the court refused to strike the claim but ordered prompt discovery, documentary disclosure, signed authorizations, and costs against the plaintiff.
The court allowed the plaintiff to amend the writ to add the driver as a defendant, finding the request timely and no real prejudice to the proposed defendant.
The court allowed plaintiffs to add Roza Savvas as a defendant after the limitation period, finding no actual prejudice beyond loss of the limitation defence.
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