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The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal in part, replacing a global loss-of-earning-capacity award with separate past and future awards, while upholding the dismissal of housekeeping costs.
British Columbia Court of Appeal considered future loss of earning capacity after a bicycle accident, with the majority allowing the appeal and substituting $80,000.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from an $80,000 award for future loss of earning capacity after finding no reversible error in the trial judge’s assessment.
Appeal and cross-appeal in a motor vehicle injury claim. The court set aside past loss of earning capacity, upheld future loss on an alternative basis, and refused fresh evidence.
The Court of Appeal restored part of a future income award in a motor vehicle injury case, reducing damages from $82,000 to $55,000 after finding a factual error in valuation.
Appeal allowed in a personal injury damages case; the Court of Appeal held the trial reasons were insufficient and increased the future earning capacity award to $450,000.
Supplementary reasons on post-trial reconsideration. The court revised the future loss of earning capacity award upward to $425,000 and declined any further mitigation reduction.
Appeal from damages awards after a motor vehicle accident was dismissed. The Court upheld findings on loss of earning capacity, future care, and renovation losses.
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.
Appeal dismissed in a personal injury damages case. The Court of Appeal upheld a $450,000 award for loss of future earning capacity, finding no reversible error in the trial judge’s analysis.
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