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Supreme Court of British Columbia damages decision awarding a pedestrian plaintiff compensation for chronic pain, earning-capacity loss, and limited future care after a motor vehicle collision.
Motor vehicle accident damages case in which the plaintiff was awarded $2,828,402.58, including future income loss, housekeeping loss, future care, and in-trust awards.
The court found the collision caused the plaintiff’s neck, back, right shoulder and knee injuries, plus depression, and awarded $454,335.56 in damages.
Rear-end collision case in which the court found the plaintiff proved accident-related injuries and awarded $1.475 million in damages.
The court awarded damages to a young plaintiff injured in a rear-end collision, accepting chronic back, knee, and neck injuries and assessing loss of earning capacity and future care.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia dismissed an insurance broker negligence claim over underinsured motorist coverage, finding no breach and no causation.
The court held the defendant’s negligence caused the plaintiff’s physical and long-term psychiatric injuries and awarded damages for pain, lost earning capacity, caregiving and special damages.
Following a motor vehicle collision, the court awarded damages for chronic soft-tissue pain, headaches, anxiety, lost income, future earning loss, care costs and an in-trust claim.
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 assessed quantum after two admitted rear-end collisions, accepting chronic pain, depression, future care, housekeeping loss, and wage loss claims with reductions for evidence gaps.
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