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Supreme Court of British Columbia damages decision awarding a pedestrian plaintiff compensation for chronic pain, earning-capacity loss, and limited future care after a motor vehicle collision.
The court found the accident caused soft tissue back injuries, but rejected claimed debilitating spasms and major depression. Damages were reduced for failure to mitigate.
The court held the 2014 rear-end collision materially aggravated the plaintiff’s pre-existing spinal condition, but reduced damages 25% for failure to mitigate.
Rear-end collision personal injury case awarding damages for headaches, neck pain, past income loss, future care and specials, while rejecting psychiatric and future income claims.
The court held the defendant’s negligence caused the plaintiff’s physical and long-term psychiatric injuries and awarded damages for pain, lost earning capacity, caregiving and special damages.
A British Columbia Supreme Court damages assessment from a motor vehicle accident, awarding the plaintiff compensation for past and future income loss, pain and suffering, future care, and special damages.
The court awarded Julia Marie Bolognese $571,500 after finding two rear-end collisions caused and aggravated chronic physical and psychological injuries despite pre-existing conditions.
Personal injury damages trial after liability was admitted. The court awarded non-pecuniary damages, past wage loss, future earning capacity, and future care costs.
The court held the plaintiff’s settlement offer should have been accepted, awarded double costs after the offer, and refused double disbursements.
Rear-end collision damages trial where liability was admitted. The court found chronic myofascial pain and post-traumatic TOS, but assessed the injuries as predominantly mild and awarded $264,051.40.
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