THE COURT: This personal injury action concerns a logging truck that struck some overhead power wires causing the power pole to which the wires were attached to break into pieces and fall onto another vehicle, damaging that vehicle and injuring its driver. Both liability and damages are in issue.Circumstances of the Accident...
This assessment of costs follows the settlement of personal injury claims brought by the plaintiff, Jacquelyn Kezel, arising from two motor vehicle accidents that occurred on July 5th and July 24th, 2007. Both claims settled when the plaintiff accepted a formal offer to settle dated March 31st, 2011 in the amount of $46,000 plus taxable costs and disbursements. That acceptance occurred on April 7th, 2011....
The infant plaintiffs claims arise out of a motor vehicle accident which is alleged to have occurred on September 11, 2009 at or near the 1500 block of Pinetree Way, Coquitlam, B.C....
This is an assessment of damage claim arising out of a motor vehicle accident of June 30, 2010 for which the defendant has admitted liability....
Ms. Cunnington sought damages for personal injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident that occurred 20 September 2006. Her two-day trial before a jury took place on November 14 and 15, 2011. The jury awarded the plaintiff $4,000 non-pecuniary damages, and $1,000 special damages. The defendant had offered to settle the plaintiffs claim for $12,500 and disbursements on October 14, 2011....
This is an application for summary judgment by the defendant Mariash to dismiss the claim against him. The defendants Mainland Contracting and Her Majesty the Queen take no position on this application, except to say that its determination has no effect on the claim against them.BACKGROUND...
The plaintiff Rajdeep Singh Pataria by his litigation guardian claims against the defendant Raymond Bertrand for personal injuries and other losses he alleges he sustained in a motor vehicle collision that occurred on February 9, 2007 in the City of Surrey, Province of British Columbia....
This matter has a lengthy and tortuous history. Mr. Pearlman, the plaintiff, has brought multiple claims in this Court that stem, in one way or another, from a motor vehicle accident he suffered in November of 2004. In addition to tort claims for the injuries he claimed to have suffered, Mr. Pearlman has made a number of separate claims against a variety of persons and entities (adjusters, insurers, and medical professionals) arising from the alleged misconduct of those persons and entities in the course of discharging their various responsibilities to him following that motor vehicle accident....
THE COURT: This is a motor vehicle accident case involving a collision between a motorcyclist striking a car negotiating a left turn in a controlled traffic light intersection. The plaintiff, Grace Tan, a passenger, was seated behind her boyfriend, the defendant Srdjan Nenadic, who was operating the motorcycle. The defendant Wing Kit Kwong was the driver of the left‑turning car. The impact caused Ms. Tan to be thrown from the motorcycle, resulting in serious injuries....
The issue in the application before me is to determine how much is to be the payment [for 240 pages of photocopying] in advance of the cost of reproduction and service, as set out in Rule 7-1(16) of the Supreme Court Civil Rules (Civil Rules)....