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Liability was admitted in this motor vehicle injury case. The court awarded $50,000 for non-pecuniary loss, $690 for past earning loss, and no future care or future earning loss.
Motor vehicle personal injury judgment on quantum. Liability was admitted, and the court awarded damages for pain, earning capacity, housekeeping loss, future care, and special damages.
The court dismissed the plaintiff’s request to remove a motor vehicle injury action from the fast track, but allowed a second expert neurosurgery report at trial.
A BC Supreme Court award of damages after a bus-braking accident caused chronic soft tissue injuries, with damages set for pain, earning capacity, and future care.
The court found the motor vehicle collision materially contributed to post-concussive symptoms and aggravated pre-existing spinal disease, awarding damages to the plaintiff.
The court found the collision caused chronic pain and related injuries, preferred the plaintiff’s experts, and awarded damages of $864,102.
The court awarded damages to a plaintiff injured in two motor vehicle collisions, rejecting deductions for pre-existing conditions and valuing chronic pain, lost earning capacity, and future care.
Trial judgment in a motor vehicle negligence case awarding damages for chronic thumb and back pain, diminished housekeeping capacity, future income loss, and future care.
The court dismissed a defence application under Rule 7-6 for a further vocational/psychological assessment, finding the defendant had not shown necessity.
Motor-vehicle personal injury trial: liability was admitted, but damages turned on credibility, mitigation, and the extent of ongoing symptoms and future care needs.
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