Facts: Richard James Homan Junior, the plaintiff, was involved in a car accident caused by Gauravjeet Singh Modi, who failed to yield while turning left. Prior to the accident, Homan was in good health and worked as a longshoreman without any restrictions.

Issue: Homan sued for damages due to injuries sustained in the accident which affected his physical condition and capacity to work and perform various life activities. The defendants did not admit liability but the court found them liable.

Court's Ruling: The court awarded Homan a total of $636,489 in damages, itemized as $130,000 for non-pecuniary damages, $30,212 for past loss of income, $398,145 for future loss of income, $72,752 for cost of future care, and $5,380 for special damages. No award was given for loss of housekeeping capacity.

Costs/Damages Awarded: The specific breakdown of the awarded damages includes compensation for past and future losses related to income and medical care, acknowledging the ongoing impact of the accident on Homan's personal and professional life.