The plaintiff is a 49 year-old pharmacy assistant and mother of two children. She sues the defendant for damages arising out of a motor vehicle collision that occurred on May 18, 2010. The defendant admits liability for the collision. This trial was therefore concerned only with the assessment of the plaintiffs damages....
The plaintiff was injured in a rear-end collision while completing her nursing degree. Liability for the accident is admitted. The defendant disputes the extent of the plaintiffs injuries and the need for the plaintiff to work part-time.BACKGROUND...
These Trials deal with an assessment of the damages caused to Mr. Pistruga by two separate accidents. In the first accident on August 11, 2008 (First Accident), Mr. Pistruga seeks damages against Mr. Garcia. The liability of Mr. Garcia for that accident is admitted. In the second accident on June 7, 2012 (Second Accident), Mr. Pistruga seeks damages against Ms. Sterling. Liability for that accident is not admitted.Background...
The plaintiff, born April 24, 1946, is an experienced courtroom lawyer. He was called to the bar in 1971, practicing in the areas of criminal, civil, and family law....
In this case, the parties agreed to sever liability from damages for the purposes of this summary judgment application. The determination of liability is the sole issue before the Court. The plaintiff, Mr. Link, was involved in a single vehicle accident after the front windshield of his vehicle (the Link Vehicle) was blanketed with snow by a passing sport utility vehicle (the SUV). The issue in this case is whether the actions of the driver of the (unidentified) SUV constituted negligence.II. FACTUAL BACKGROUND...
On November 21, 2008, a car driven by Mark Richmond collided with a car driven by Perminder Channa (the accident) within the intersection of East Whalley Ring Road (Ring Road) and 107A Avenue in Surrey, British Columbia (the intersection). Mr. Richmond was travelling north on Ring Road and Ms. Channa was travelling west on 107A Avenue....
THE COURT: The defendants, Lucy Kalokina and Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, have brought this application pursuant to Rule 9-6 of the Supreme Court Rules for an order dismissing the plaintiff's tort action against them. The surrounding facts are as follows....
This action concerns Mr. Gillespies claim for damages for injuries he alleges were caused by motor vehicle accidents in December 2009 (the first accident) and January 2010 (the second accident)....
On December 9, 2008, the plaintiff was a passenger in a stopped minivan which was struck in the rear by the defendants vehicle. There was significant damage to both vehicles....
This is an assessment of three disbursements claimed by the plaintiff following settlement of his claims resulting from injuries he sustained in two motor vehicle accidents. The first accident was on July 27, 2008 and the second occurred on June 2, 2011....