Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615
Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
Judge | Honourable Madam Justice Murray |
Date | 22 April 2020 |
Citation | 2020 BCSC 615 |
Docket Number | 171837 |
Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
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3 practice notes
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Tahamtanzadeh v. Borsboom,
...Beaton v. Perkes, 2016 BCSC 2276 (on the issue of stoicism, at para. 53); Stapleton v. Andrew, 2019 BCSC 678 ($75,000); Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615 ($95,000); Rabiei v. Oster, 2019 BCSC 733 ($70,000); Kodelja v. Johal, 2017 BCSC 164 ($80,000); Watkins v. Harder, 2016 BCSC 2078 ($75,000); Dh......
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Kim v. Wood,
...Ms. Kim seeks an award of non-pecuniary damages in the range of $100,000 to $120,000. She relies primarily on Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615 [Baird], as well as Merko v. Plummer [Merko], 2016 BCSC 1403, and Leach v. Jesson, 2017 BCSC 577 [Leach]. [93] ......
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Pelley v. Frederickson,
...to $85,000 is more appropriate, citing: a) Sears v. Olsen, 2020 BCSC 1289; b) Richmond v. Osztovits, 2019 BCSC 1984; c) Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615; d) Hrnic v. Bero, 2018 BCSC 1880. [89] In my view, Alden is not particularly helpful because it reflects a jury award. The other cases relied ......
3 cases
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Tahamtanzadeh v. Borsboom,
...Beaton v. Perkes, 2016 BCSC 2276 (on the issue of stoicism, at para. 53); Stapleton v. Andrew, 2019 BCSC 678 ($75,000); Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615 ($95,000); Rabiei v. Oster, 2019 BCSC 733 ($70,000); Kodelja v. Johal, 2017 BCSC 164 ($80,000); Watkins v. Harder, 2016 BCSC 2078 ($75,000); Dh......
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Kim v. Wood,
...Ms. Kim seeks an award of non-pecuniary damages in the range of $100,000 to $120,000. She relies primarily on Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615 [Baird], as well as Merko v. Plummer [Merko], 2016 BCSC 1403, and Leach v. Jesson, 2017 BCSC 577 [Leach]. [93] ......
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Pelley v. Frederickson,
...to $85,000 is more appropriate, citing: a) Sears v. Olsen, 2020 BCSC 1289; b) Richmond v. Osztovits, 2019 BCSC 1984; c) Baird v. Lam, 2020 BCSC 615; d) Hrnic v. Bero, 2018 BCSC 1880. [89] In my view, Alden is not particularly helpful because it reflects a jury award. The other cases relied ......