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British Columbia Supreme Court motor vehicle injury trial awarding Rebman $704,981 after finding Cheong fully liable and accepting chronic neuropathic pain from the collision.
Rear-end collision case in which the court found the plaintiff proved accident-related injuries and awarded $1.475 million in damages.
The court found the plaintiff’s accident injuries caused bilateral shoulder tears, chronic pain and psychological harm, and awarded damages accordingly.
Motor vehicle negligence case with admitted liability; the court found the collision caused physical and psychiatric injuries and awarded damages for pain, earning capacity, and special damages.
The court found the collisions caused some lasting physical and psychological harm, but applied significant reductions for pre-existing conditions and intervening events.
The court found the motor vehicle accident caused chronic pain, depression and opioid dependence, and awarded Mitchell Cohen $681,428.81 in damages.
The court awarded Jody Lyn Burr damages after a rear-end collision, finding the accident caused lasting physical, vestibular, cognitive and psychological injuries and rejecting the mitigation defence.
The court held that a rear-end collision materially aggravated the plaintiff’s pre-existing pain conditions, found the injuries indivisible, and awarded reduced damages.
The court found the defendants wholly liable for a pedestrian-vehicle accident, rejected contributory negligence, and awarded damages for lasting soft tissue injuries.
The court awarded damages for chronic injuries from a rear-end collision, including non-pecuniary loss, past and future earning capacity, future care, and special damages.
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