The plaintiff lives in Powell River, British Columbia. At about six oclock in the evening of October 10, 2010, the plaintiff was injured in a motor vehicle accident that occurred just south of Powell River, on Highway 101....
This trial involves a motor vehicle accident which took place on March 30, 2007, at the intersection of Marine Drive and McKay Street in Vancouver, British Columbia, when the plaintiffs vehicle was rear-ended by the defendants vehicle....
This trial and judgment concern an assessment of damages arising out of a motor vehicle accident (MVA)....
THE COURT: This is an application by the plaintiff for an adjournment of a trial currently scheduled to commence on Monday, January 31, 2011, and that a new date be fixed by counsel. ...
The plaintiff, Melissa Hunter, is a 32 year old woman who was injured in a motor vehicle accident October 20, 2006 in North Vancouver, British Columbia....
The plaintiff was awarded damages less than the defendant's offer to settle. Nonetheless, the plaintiff seeks costs because the defendant called an expert witness who had been branded as an advocate in prior cases, and whose conduct in this trial was deserving of rebuke....
In this personal injury action the 39 year old plaintiff claims damages for injuries the he says were sustained on June 22, 2006 when he was driving his employers 1988 Ford Pickup Truck which was loaded with two large tires weighing approximately 1,200 pounds each. He was in the process of delivering them to a destination while carrying out his business duties for his employer, Midway Tire Limited. ...
Darren More, now age 23, suffered a devastating brain injury playing organized ice hockey when he was 17. His accident occurred during a game on November 11, 2004, while he was playing for the Juan de Fuca Orcas, a AAA Midget team, at the Archie Browning Arena, a municipally owned rink in Esquimalt. Sucha More and Cindy More are respectively the father and mother of Darren....
This is an application by the defendant for leave to withdraw the admission of liability which was pled in the statement of defence....
This action arises out of a rear‑end collision which occurred at the intersection of Highway 97 and McCurdy Road in Kelowna on June 27, 2005. A car being driven by the plaintiff was stopped at a traffic control on Highway 97 when he was struck from behind by a truck operated by Joshua Thompson. Liability has been admitted; Mr. Thompson gave in evidence that he had been momentarily distracted; the highway was slippery and he knew before impact that he would not be able to stop in time to avoid the impact. There was considerable damage to the front of the defendants older model pickup truck, and damage as well to the rear of the plaintiffs car which was estimated to be approximately $2,500. Both vehicles were seemingly operable, although the plaintiff says he arranged for his car to be towed....