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The court found the 2016 rear-end collisions caused soft tissue injuries, aggravated headaches, and caused major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder and somatic symptom disorder.
A British Columbia court found a minor rear-end collision was a catalyst for the plaintiff’s genuine but multifactorial decline, awarding damages after a 75% contingency discount.
The court awarded damages to Ms. Prasad for injuries from two rear-end collisions, finding the accidents caused chronic pain and worsened depression despite significant pre-existing conditions.
Rear-end collision damages trial. The court found soft tissue injuries and psychological sequelae, but no concussion, and awarded $544,110 in damages.
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 found the 2018 rear-end collision caused soft tissue injuries and SSD, awarding damages for pain, earnings loss, future care and specials.
Motor vehicle collision injury claim with admitted liability; the court awarded $120,000 non-pecuniary damages, $850,000 for future income loss, and $12,500 for future care.
Trial judgment on motor vehicle injuries: the court found accident-related physical and psychiatric harm, reduced some claims for pre-existing issues, and awarded damages.
Rear-end collision personal injury judgment awarding damages for ongoing injuries, loss of earning capacity, future care, special damages and non-pecuniary loss.
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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