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The court held that counsel’s February 8, 2022 emails created a binding settlement on liability and damages limits, and stayed the aggravated and punitive damages claims.
Adjournment was granted in a personal injury trial where plaintiff’s counsel failed to obtain needed expert medical evidence, and the defendant showed no irreparable prejudice.
The court declared a mistrial and found abuse of process where the defendant knowingly maintained inconsistent liability positions in separate passenger actions.
The court refused production of the defendant’s hospital and ambulance records, finding they were irrelevant after liability was admitted and privacy concerns outweighed disclosure.
The court ordered limited amendments, permitted further discovery on accident facts only, dismissed some particulars requests, and adjourned others; no costs were awarded.
The court allowed defendants to withdraw an admission of negligence and liability after discovery disclosed a possible issue of plaintiff negligence and no significant prejudice.
The court discharged the jury after finding plaintiff’s opening remarks in a civil trial were inappropriate and inflammatory, and ordered the case to continue judge alone.
Registrar Sainty assessed costs after a settled medical malpractice action, allowing 191 tariff units and adjusting disbursements by necessity, proportionality, and reasonableness.
The court held a defective but clear settlement offer could still count under Rule 37B and adjusted costs accordingly, using July 14, 2008 as the effective date.
Court ordered Cox to pay Kao’s costs directly under a Sanderson order, but refused special costs or increased costs against Cox.
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