“Meagre” Plaintiff Income Keeps Court From Awarding Costs to Successful Defendant

In today’s case (Barta v. DaSilva) the Plaintiff was injured in a 2007 collision and sued for damages. The Plaintiff alleged traumatic brain injury and argued that he had millions in losses as a result. At trial a jury rejected the alleged brain injury and awarded damages of $77,000 for the Plaintiff’s proven injuries. Prior to trial ICBC offered to settle the case for $150,000.

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“Meagre” Plaintiff Income Keeps Court From Awarding Costs to Successful Defendant