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January 16, 2017

Bus Driver Negligent on Circumstantial Evidence

Posted on January 16, 2017 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Bus Accidents, Personal Injury Appeals

In a case of bus driver negligence causing injury, the Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal of ICBC and Translink, finding the circumstantial evidence adequate to infer negligence (click here for Benavides v. ICBC, 2017 BCCA 15). However, the Court of Appeal sidestepped the real underlying issue: should public carriers be under a stricter test of…

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January 16, 2017

Bus Driver Negligent on Circumstantial Evidence

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