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Liability for a highway rear-end collision was apportioned 90% to Mr. Knitter and 10% to Mr. Dennis after the court found Knitter illegally passed and then struck a deer.
Liability decision from a motorcycle collision case in Vancouver. The court found both drivers negligent and apportioned fault 70% to the defendant and 30% to the plaintiff.
Liability for a motorcycle-sedan collision was apportioned 80% to the unlicensed motorcyclist and 20% to the turning driver, with an adverse inference from non-attendance.
Motorcycle-overtaking collision trial on liability only. The court found the motorcyclist entirely at fault for an unsafe pass while impaired and dismissed the claim.
The court found the overtaking SUV driver negligent after snowy conditions and an unsafe pass caused snow to cover the plaintiff’s windshield and led to the crash.
Summary judgment was granted for the plaintiff in a motor vehicle collision case. The court found the defendants’ overtaking driver solely at fault.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed the appeal in a bicycle-truck collision, holding the truck drivers rebutted the statutory presumption of fault and that the cyclist’s sudden left turn caused the accident.
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