17 Jul Bellaisac v. Mara
The plaintiff is an uncomplicated man who enjoys lifes simple pleasures, including those of hard physical labour....
14 Jul J.P. v. British Columbia (Children and Family Development)
This action concerns the egregious response of the Director of Child Protection (Director) to reports that the infant plaintiffs had been sexually abused by their father, the third party, B.G....
09 Jul Sequeira v. Higgins
This is an action for damages arising out of a motor vehicle accident on May 5, 2012 at the intersection of Inverness Street and West 41st Avenue in Vancouver. The negligence of the Defendant, Christopher Higgins is admitted. The only issues are to the extent that the injuries suffered by Mr. Sequeira continued after August of 2012 and the damages available to Mr. Sequeira as the result of the negligence of Mr. Higgins.BACKGROUND...
03 Jul Grewal v. Naumann
The plaintiff, Mr. Grewal seeks damages arising from a motor vehicle accident that occurred on June 28, 2007 in the intersection of 64th Street and 200th Avenue, Langley, B.C. (the Accident). He was 26 years old at the time and is now 33 years old. Mr. Grewal was driving a 1997 Honda Civic and was attempting to turn left at the intersection; Mr. Naumann was driving a 2007 Dodge Ram pickup and was going through the intersection travelling in the opposing direction. Mr. Grewal was T-boned by Mr. Naumann on the passenger side of the Honda he was driving. Mr. Grewal was transported by ambulance to Langley Memorial hospital. Mr. Grewals vehicle was declared a total loss. The Dodge Ram sustained damage valued at $14,608.81. The plaintiff seeks damages for his injuries caused by the Accident including chronic pain around his right shoulder, right wrist, right knee, right ankle, and neck; and recurrence of depression. ...
03 Jul Lopez v. The Owners
These are companion applications....
03 Jul Zary v. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
On October 24, 2010, the plaintiff, Ms. Zary, injured her right knee when she fell in a washroom located in the Granville Island Public Market (the Market). Ms. Zary has commenced this action seeking to recover damages for the injury she suffered....
30 Jun Hsu v. Choquette
This case involves the consequences to Ellen Hsu of a rear-end motor vehicle accident that she was involved in on April 5, 2010. Liability for the accident has been admitted on behalf of Elizabeth Choquette, the driver who caused it, and as a result the focus in the trial was on the nature and severity of the injuries that Ms. Hsu received and the extent of their impact on her life. The most significant issue in that regard is whether she now suffers from thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) because of the accident.2. EVIDENCE(a) Background...
26 Jun MacKay v. Jhulley
This case involves claims and counterclaims arising from an altercation between the parties which occurred during the late evening of April 24, 2011 at a residence located at 10708 Farms Road in Mission, BC. The parties recount radically different versions of the same event and the Court is required to determine the veracity and reliability of the evidence provided by the key witnesses....
16 Jun Renaerts v. Renaerts
The plaintiff is a 24-year-old woman injured in a motor vehicle accident on June 12, 2009, at the intersection of Kingsway and Slocan Street in Vancouver, British Columbia. The defendant driver of the car in which the plaintiff was the right front seat passenger admits liability. The driver ran a red light and T-boned the other car in the intersection; the impact spinning their car around and into a streetlight standard. The plaintiff wore her seatbelt. She had no airbag on her side of the car....
10 Jun Narayan v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia
The plaintiff, Shanal Narayan, was involved in a motor vehicle collision with a taxi cab driven by Lakhvir Singh Sanghera. The plaintiff was driving his 1991 Chevrolet Sprint, which was insured by the defendant, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). The plaintiff reported the accident to his insurer and in so doing made a number of statements regarding the circumstances of the collision. ICBC refused to pay the plaintiffs claim for damage to his vehicle, alleging the plaintiff made a number of wilful false statements about material issues surrounding the accident....