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Judicial review of an RTB decision succeeded because the court found the arbitrator’s reasons inadequate and patently unreasonable.
Supplemental reasons clarify a $175,000 future care award, itemizing the amounts and applying a 15% contingency to reflect likely deterioration.
Court awarded damages to the plaintiff for chronic soft-tissue and psychiatric injuries from a 2014 motor vehicle collision, including loss of earning capacity and future care.
The court found the motor vehicle accident caused chronic pain and fibromyalgia, awarding damages for non-pecuniary loss, past and future earning loss, future care, and housekeeping capacity.
The Court dismissed the applications for judicial review and upheld the Copyright Board's tariff decision as reasonable: the Board properly applied a deferential standard, reasonably preferred expert evidence (notably Dr. Reitman), reasonably found insufficient evidence to set a making-available tariff for the relevant period, and adequately addressed procedural fairness and allocation and rate-setting issues; no ground existed to set the decision aside.
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The court held the 2014 rear-end collision caused soft-tissue injuries, but not the 2018 disc herniation. Damages were set at $97,000.
Liability was admitted and the court assessed damages after a 2016 motor vehicle accident. The plaintiff recovered for ongoing pain, future care, loss of earning capacity, and housekeeping loss.
British Columbia family case on relocation held the parents’ circumstances had materially changed, but the children’s best interests favored remaining in the Tri-Cities.
Trial judgment on damages from two motor vehicle accidents. The court awarded Mr. Pistruga $393,485.39 against Mr. Garcia and dismissed the claim against Ms. Sterling.
Rear-end collision personal injury trial awarding damages for chronic pain, headaches, depression, PTSD, TMJ dysfunction, past wage loss, future care, and reduced earning capacity.
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