The plaintiff, Volodymyr Mandra, seeks damages as a result of injuries arising from a motor vehicle accident. The accident occurred on the morning of January 9, 2008 at the intersection of Gilbert and Blundell Roads in Richmond. Mr. Mandra was employed as a millwright but is now unemployed and collecting a disability pension. He maintains the injuries he sustained in the accident have prevented him from securing any form of gainful employment in the years that followed....
The plaintiff, Bernadette Kondor, seeks damages for injuries arising from a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of St. Johns Street and Grant in Port Moody, B.C. The accident occurred on September 4, 2009 when the vehicle driven by the defendant, Dylan Shea attempted to execute a left turn onto St. Johns Street. Mr. Shea did not see Ms. Kondors vehicle, which he struck on the front passenger side with considerable force (the Accident). The defendants have admitted liability for the Accident. Ms. Kondors head struck her windshield and her body hit the steering wheel and dashboard. Ms. Kondor was transported to Royal Columbian Hospital by ambulance for treatment. She suffered bruises and abrasions to her face and body. She also suffered soft tissue injuries to her cervical spine and low back. Prior to the Accident, Ms. Kondor had a history of depression, anxiety, and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). The Accident caused an increase in her anxiety and OCD symptoms....
These are reasons for judgment assessing damages for injuries the plaintiff suffered in a car accident. Liability is not in issue. The plaintiff alleges headaches and soft tissue injuries to his left shoulder, neck, and back. His most serious complaint is of a mild traumatic brain injury which he asserts has destroyed his capacity to earn an income, trading securities on his own account, and has caused him to lose the capital he had accumulated and invested in the stock market. His lost income from the date of the accident until trial is alleged to be in excess of $1,000,000, and he further alleges that in the future he will lose in excess of $850,000. The loss of capital is said to be more than $4,000,000. ...
The defendant has admitted complete fault for a November 22, 2011, collision in which a car that was driven by him rear-ended a van driven by the plaintiff....
The plaintiff Harjot Khosa, a now 38 year-old licenced practical nurse, wife and mother of two children, was involved in a significant motor vehicle accident on February 5, 2009. Liability is admitted. Ms. Khosa alleges that she continues to suffer physical and psychological injuries, and brings this action for damages.Background...
Kayla Kaboly-Zadeh claims damages for injuries she suffered in a car accident that occurred on the Port Mann Bridge in Surrey, B.C. on November 16, 2011. The defendant admits liability for the accident....
These reasons are supplemental to those found in Isbister v. Delong, 2014 BCSC 1395. That decision relates to claims made by the plaintiff for damages from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. At the conclusion of the trial the parties were given leave to make written submissions on a number of issues which were not argued at the trial. These are my decisions on those issues.I. Interest on Loans...
Glen Davidge was in his truck stopped at a light when his vehicle was struck from behind by a van driven by the defendant, Brian Fairholm. The accident occurred on September 15, 2009. The third party, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), admits that the defendant was negligent....
The plaintiffs claim is against her parents, William and Joan Antrobus, and her uncle, Herman Antrobus and his common-law wife Shirley Antrobus. She commenced her action on September 26, 2007....
The plaintiff Bingchun Zhao was injured on October 4, 2008 when the vehicle he was driving was struck from the rear by a vehicle driven by the defendant, Qiang Yu. The defendant admits that the collision was caused by his negligence and that the accident caused soft tissue injuries to Mr. Zhaos neck and back; and caused or contributed to Mr. Zhaos headaches. Mr. Yu specifically denies that Mr. Zhao sustained a brain injury; and the parties disagree about the severity, duration and effect of the injuries received by Mr. Zhao as a result of the collision. Mr. Yu also alleges that Mr. Zhao failed to take reasonable steps to mitigate his damages.FACTS...