Case Overview:
Amar Jas Singh Lidder (plaintiff) sought damages for injuries from two motor vehicle accidents: a 2015 collision with Amanda Pearce (defendant) and a 2017 rear-end collision caused by Arif Javed (defendant).

Legal Issues:

1. Liability: The court apportioned 50% liability for the first accident to Lidder and 50% to Pearce. Javed was fully liable for the second accident.
2. Indivisibility of Injuries: The court found the injuries were indivisible, as the second accident exacerbated those from the first.
3. Damages: Non-pecuniary damages, past and future loss of income-earning capacity, cost of future care, and special damages were awarded.

Damages Awarded:
The total damages awarded to the plaintiff were $625,062.10, distributed as follows:

• Non-pecuniary damages: $85,500.00
• Past loss of income-earning capacity: $20,074.40
• Future loss of income-earning capacity: $433,021.39
• Cost of future care: $73,461.12
• Loss of housekeeping capacity: $5,000.00
• Special damages: $8,005.19

After apportionment under the Negligence Act:

• Plaintiff recovered $468,796.57 (75% of total damages).
• Pearce (First Accident) was liable for 25% ($156,265.52).
• Javed (Second Accident) was liable for 50% ($312,531.04).

Costs:
The plaintiff was entitled to costs from Javed and 50% of costs from Pearce, subject to assessed percentages.