In Lambert v Khan, the plaintiff claimed to have suffered very severe and long-lasting whiplash-type injuries in a low speed “bump” in stop and go rush hour traffic along Highway 401 in Toronto while riding as a passenger in a taxi. She claimed that the driver of a white van that allegedly rear-ended the taxi was identified by her taxi driver (Mr. Khan) at the time of the accident, but that the defendant taxi driver subsequently lost the particulars some time before she actually commenced her action almost two years later.
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