Facts: Jane Stillwell, a passenger in a modified taxi for wheelchair users, was injured when the driver braked abruptly, causing her to be ejected from her wheelchair.
Issue: Whether the taxi driver's duty of care included securing the wheelchair seatbelt and whether his driving manner contributed to the accident.
Court's Ruling: The court found the driver breached his duty of care by not securing the wheelchair seatbelt and by his manner of driving, leading to Stillwell's injuries.
Costs/Damages: The court discussed liability, standard of care, and the need for securing passengers in wheelchairs. The court awarded to Jane Stillwell a total of $406,893 for damages, which consist of: $225,000 for non-pecuniary damages; $171,470 for cost of future care; and $10,423 for special damages.