Is there any case law where a plaintiff’s full-time work ethic is not a comment on her freedom from pain and healing of her injury?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Compierchio Jones v. Guido Mazolla, 2004 CanLII 29151 (ON SC):
In Skinner v. Goulet, above, the plaintiff worked full time and the court found that “this was a tribute to her work ethic rather than a comment on her freedom from pain and healing of her injury.” I find the same to be the situation here.
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