Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries Archives

Injured Jogger Sues Young Cyclist and Loses

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Renn Holness in Bicycle Accidents, British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, Pedestrian Accidents

In this personal injury case the claimant was jogging when he came up behind three young girls riding their bicycles. Two were on the sidewalk and one was riding on the street adjacent to the curb. The jogger intended to pass the girls on their right. As he was passing them, one ten year old moved her…

Spinal Cord Injury Alleged from Seat Belt- Particulars Ordered

Posted on March 19, 2018 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, In a Car Accident, Spinal Cord Injury

The injury claimant was a nine year old passenger sitting on the driver side rear seat of a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder when it was struck by another vehicle. As a result, the claimant sustained a near complete spinal cord transection resulting in him becoming a ventilator-dependent quadriplegic. The allegation is that the spinal cord injury was caused…

ICBC Uninsured Motorist Protection Denied to 17 Year Old Passenger

Posted on August 21, 2017 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, ICBC Injury Claims Info, ICBC Insurance Claims, In a Car Accident, Personal Injury Appeals

A 17 year old ICBC claimant was a passenger injured in single-car accident in which a 15-year-old unlicensed driver lost control of a vehicle owned by another. They were at a campground near Dry Lake BC and were going to buy hotdogs when the driver lost control of the vehicle while fiddling with the CD player. The…

Egg Throwing and Alcohol not to Blame for Car Accident Injuries

Posted on October 28, 2016 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, ICBC Injury Claims Info, In a Car Accident, Personal Injury Appeals

The ICBC personal injury appellant was sitting in the back of a vehicle when it overturned at high speed along with other teenage passengers. The teenagers were drinking alcohol in the back of the car and planning to throw eggs at pedestrians . After the car crash the appellant made no complaints of headaches, neck…

$40,000 to $50,000 Infant injury Awards for Pain and Suffering

Posted on April 11, 2016 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, How Much Money Will I Get?

Here are two British Columbia ICBC case examples to help understand how to value an award for pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life for children injured in a car accident suffering neck, shoulders and back injury, PTSD, and severe anxiety. $40,000.00 2014 BCSC 262 (B.C. S.C.)- The infant plaintiff,10 years old at the…

Teen Injury Award of $387,000 for Loss of Earning and Housekeeping Capacity Upheld

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, Chronic Pain Syndrome, How Much Money Will I Get?, Personal Injury Appeals, Soft Tissue Injury

The claimant in this personal injury appeal(Crimeni v. Chandra,2015 BCCA 131) was injured in two car accidents, the first when she was 17 years old and in her last year of high school. She suffered soft tissue injuries that left her with chronic pain in her back, neck and right shoulder. She attended the Karp…

Teen awarded $8,500 for Cuts, Scrapes, Bruises and Scar

Posted on February 27, 2015 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, How Much Money Will I Get?, Motor Vehicle Accidents

The 15 year old Claimant in this personal injury case was one of nine teenage passengers in a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed, planning to throw eggs at people. She had drunk from a shared 2‑litre bottle of alcohol cider and sat in the vehicle wearing no seatbelt. Before the accident…

$100,000 Award for Facial Scarring and Whiplash

Posted on August 15, 2014 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, How Much Money Will I Get?, In a Car Accident, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Soft Tissue Injury, Whiplash

This motor vehicle accident personal injury case required the Supreme Court to put a value on the pain and suffering for an eight year old boy with severe facial scarring and soft tissue injury. Tragically, his mother and his twin brother were killed, and his significant facial scarring had required him to endure numerous uncomfortable surgeries…

Teenage Personal Injury Claimant Awarded $45,000 for Pain and Suffering

Posted on August 11, 2014 by Renn Holness in British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, How Much Money Will I Get?, ICBC Injury Claims Info, In a Car Accident, Neck Pain, Soft Tissue Injury, Whiplash, Whiplash Claims

ICBC injury claims can often involve valuing pain and suffering for children and teenagers. This personal injury claimant was a 9 years old passenger in the front seat of her mother’s minivan when another vehicle failed to yield the right of way and collided with her right front bumper(Toopitsin v. McMullen,2014 BCSC 1486). She claims…

Teens and Youth Personal Injury Claims Concussion Guidelines

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Renn Holness in Brain Injury, British Columbia Personal Injury Law Blog, Child,Teenager and Infant Injuries, ICBC Injury Claims Info, In a Car Accident

Help for children, youth and teenagers suffering from concussion and mild traumatic brain injury following a car accident just got easier. Concussion guidelines have been established for every adolescent aged 5 to 18 years who have or may have sustained concussions. Ontario is now ahead of British Columbia, including ICBC, in providing guidelines for managing and…

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