Online Practice Manuals

Moreira v. Crichton

• 2018 BCSC 1281
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• 2019 BCSC 372 (Master)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 13. Assessment of Damages in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims
     • II. Non-pecuniary General Damages in Personal Injury Actions [§13.2]
       • G. Chronic Pain [§13.13]
     • III. Loss of Income-earning Capacity in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims [§13.14]
       • A. Loss of Income-earning Capacity Defined [§13.15]
       • F. Loss of Future (after Trial) Income-earning Capacity [§13.25]
         • 2. Substantial Possibility, the Earnings Approach, and the Capital Asset Approach [§13.27]
2. Plus TC&D: The Assessment of Costs and Disbursements in Motor Vehicle Injury Litigation (Current to: June 01 2022)
   • Chapter 2. Costs Assessments in Motor Vehicle Actions
     • II. Principles Governing the Assessment of Costs in Supreme Court [§2.2]
       • A. Operation of the Tariff in Appendix B [§2.3]
         • 1. How Units under the Tariff Are Assessed [§2.4]
   • Chapter 3. Disbursements in Motor Vehicle Actions
     • V. Specific Disbursements Awards [§3.5]
       • A. In the Tort Action [§3.6]
         • 11. Experts and Expert Report Fees [§3.20]
           • d. Duplication—Multiple Reports from Same Expert [§3.24]
           • e. Inadmissible or Unhelpful Expert Report or Opinion [§3.25]
           • j. Experts’ Rates, Time Spent, and Travel [§3.30]
           • k. Expert’s Cancellation Fees [§3.31]
         • 30. Photocopies [§3.53]
           • b. Number of and Reason for Copies [§3.55]
         • 34. Scanning [§3.59]
         • 38. Telephone Calls [§3.63]