Plaintiff
Defendant
Facts: Nick Flynn was involved in a rear-end collision on October 18, 2016, as a back-seat passenger. Liability was admitted, and the trial focused on damages, particularly whether the accident caused a disc herniation in Flynn’s lumbar spine and the impact of a non-tortious intervening event (a work-related hernia on September 30, 2022).
Issue: The main dispute was the causation and extent of Flynn's injuries from the accident, including a disc herniation and subsequent physical and psychological issues.
Court's Ruling: The document provides detailed evidence regarding Flynn's medical condition, employment history, and the impact of the accident on his life. The court ruled in favor of Flynn.
Costs/Damages: The total damages awarded to Flynn amounted to $451,445. The amount consists of: $135,000 for general damages; $485 for special damages; $60,000 for past income loss; $250,000 for future income loss; and $5,960 for future care costs.
Additionally, Flynn was entitled to costs on the ordinary scale.Court
Supreme Court of British ColumbiaCase Number
M189000Practice Area
Personal injury lawAmount
$ 451,445Winner
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