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Appeal partly allowed. The Court of Appeal reduced the future earning capacity award from $250,000 to $70,000, but upheld the future care award.
Assessment of damages after a motor vehicle accident. The court found the accident caused a distal biceps rupture and related soft-tissue injuries, with a 10% mitigation reduction.
Post-trial costs ruling in a motor vehicle negligence case. The court applied Rule 66 cost limits, refused double costs, and allocated costs between the parties by date.
The court found Brian Booth was the principal operator of the Camaro, so Debra Booth had misrepresented a material fact and her declaratory action was dismissed.
The court granted a Rule 18A application in a rear-end collision case, found soft tissue injuries proved on a balance of probabilities, and awarded damages.
The court granted Part 7 disability benefits in part, finding the accident materially decompensated a pre-existing knee condition and allowed medical expenses in part.
In a fast-track civil action, the court held that Rule 66 costs remain capped, but Rule 37 settlement offers can support double costs subject to that cap.
The court granted a Rule 18A summary trial in a minor motor vehicle injury claim, awarded damages, and allowed costs to follow the event.
Post-trial ruling reduced the judgment by $2,000 for physiotherapy, fixed costs on Scale 3, and allowed a partial costs offset for the successful objection to Dr. Fry’s report.
Court held a joint Rule 37 offer to settle two related actions tried together was valid and awarded the defendants costs from the offer date.
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