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. ...
The plaintiff in this personal injury action claims damages arising from a motor vehicle accident. The present application, brought by the defendant, seeks the production of medical and business records. Despite the failure of the defendant applicant to rely upon Rule 26(11) and Rule 27(22) in the notice of motion, the application was fully argued relying on those rules, without complaint from the plaintiff and, I am satisfied, without prejudice to her. Since the hearing of the defendants application, the new Rules have come into force and effect and Rule 26(11) is now Rule 7‑1(18) and (19), and Rule 27(22) is now Rule 7‑2(18).BackgroundMedical Records...
The plaintiffs claim is for damages for personal injuries, loss of housekeeping ability, past and future loss of income earning capacity, future care costs and special damages....
This trial proceeded on the issue of liability only. As ordered by Master Tokarek on January 4, 2010, it was heard together with the trial of action M091787, in which Mr. Hough is also the plaintiff....
The trial of this action, on the issue of liability only, was heard at the same time as the trial of action No. M082795, as ordered by Master Tokarek on January 4, 2010. ...
The third party, the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, applies to have the plaintiff, Ms. Kim, attend at a medical examination before Dr. Richard Kendall who is an orthopaedic surgeon.Background...
The plaintiff in this personal injury claim, Mr. Adrian Vershinin, was injured in a motor vehicle accident that occurred on April 19, 2005, when he was struck by a vehicle that ran a red light. The force of the impact converted his vehicle into unrecognizable scrap from the A pillars forward, and caused the deployment of both front airbags. Mr. Vershinin had tried in vain to avoid the accident by swerving, turning the steering wheel with his right hand, and bracing himself. The impact forced him forward onto his right arm. ...
Ms. Knight was injured on March 29, 2008, when the van she was driving was struck from the rear by a pickup truck. Mr. Belton admitted that his negligence caused the collision. Ms. Knights claim for damages proceeded to a five-day trial....
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....
The plaintiff, Melanie Houston, claims damages for injuries she sustained in a motor vehicle accident on February 2, 2006 at Clarke Road and Glenayre Drive in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Liability is admitted by the defendants. Ms. Houston seeks compensation for pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life; loss of opportunity to earn income in the past; diminished earning capacity; future care, loss of homemaking capacity and special damages....