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Trial judgment assessing damages after an admitted-liability motor vehicle collision caused chronic pain, career change, and disputed earning-capacity losses.
The court found the rear-end MVA caused chronic neck, shoulder and headache injuries, and awarded the plaintiff $298,475.57 in damages.
Motorcycle rear-end collision case in which the court found April Thomas 100% liable and awarded damages for pain, income loss, future care, and family caregiving.
Assessment of damages for a motor vehicle accident. The court awarded non-pecuniary damages, past wage loss, future care and specials, but no future earning-capacity loss.
The court ordered that the appellant receive a transcript of oral reasons without cost, finding it was in the interests of justice for an indigent self-represented litigant.
Post-trial application under s. 25 of the Insurance (Motor Vehicle) Act. The court reduced the future care award by $2,000 after finding limited benefit entitlement.
Trial judgment awarding damages for chronic soft tissue injuries from a rear-end motor vehicle collision, including non-pecuniary damages, future care, and loss of earning capacity.
Motor vehicle accident damages case awarding the plaintiff compensation for chronic pain, PTSD, depression, wage loss, future care and reduced mitigation.
Rear-end collision personal injury trial: the court found a mild soft-tissue neck and shoulder injury, rejected part of the plaintiff’s claim, and awarded limited damages.
The court allowed one ICBC notice-based dismissal and refused another, and held the claim against owner Jawandha could proceed because material facts and factual issues remained.
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