What are the principles and the two approaches a court should consider in assessing damages under the Rules of Arbitration for Sport?

What are the principles used by a court to assess damages under the Rules of Civil Procedure? (British Columbia, Canada)

What are the factors the court must consider when assessing damages for non-pecuniary damages? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does the difficulty of making a fair assessment of damages under the common law head of damages for personal injury be sufficient to relieve the court of its duty to do so? (British Columbia, Canada)

In assessing damages for lost earning capacity, does the court have to consider hypothetical events that need not be proven on a balance of probabilities? (British Columbia, Canada)

What factors will a court consider when assessing damages for non-pecuniary losses? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the case law on the principles of the Court of Arbitration for Sport? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the difference between the rules of damage assessment in tort and the rule of causation in tort? (British Columbia, Canada)

What factors will be considered by the courts when determining whether a plaintiff would be entitled to a general rule of common law common law costs under s. 3 of the Rules of Civil Procedure? (British Columbia, Canada)

How have the courts dealt with motions under Rule 34 and Rule 19(24)(a) of the Rules of Civil Procedure in a personal injury action? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is there any difference between the assessment of damages in lieu of specific performance and the amount of damages assessed at the date of judgment? (British Columbia, Canada)