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Rear-end collision case on quantum only. The court awarded damages for chronic myofascial injuries, headaches, past income loss, future earning impairment, and future care.
Motor vehicle accident trial. Liability was admitted; the court found ongoing neck and back pain was caused by the collision and awarded $119,078.94 in damages.
The court awarded damages for soft-tissue injuries from a motor vehicle accident, including non-pecuniary damages, future earning capacity loss, and modest future care costs.
Quantum assessment in a personal injury action arising from a rear-end collision, addressing aggravation of pre-existing disabilities, non-pecuniary damages, and future care.
The court found the plaintiff credible, rejected a Browne v. Dunn challenge, and awarded damages for soft tissue injuries from two motor vehicle accidents.
The court assessed damages after a motor vehicle collision, awarding non-pecuniary damages, past income loss, future earning capacity, special damages, future care, and training costs.
Motor vehicle accident case finding a moderate to moderate-severe brain injury with lasting cognitive, emotional and fatigue-related impairments, and awarding damages for loss and future care.
The court found the 2004 rear-end collision caused a permanent partial back disability, rejected the defence’s pre-existing-condition theory, and awarded $100,000 for loss of earning capacity.
The court found the 1999 rear-end collision caused the plaintiff’s chronic lower back condition and awarded damages for pain, loss of earning capacity, and rehabilitation.
Personal injury trial judgment awarding Mr. Reimer damages for chronic neck pain, psychological sequelae, past income loss, reduced earning capacity, and future care.
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