Is a plaintiff excluded from an award for loss of future earning capacity because she is still able to work after her accident?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Parmar v Stokes, 2022 BCSC 252 (CanLII):

A plaintiff is not excluded from an award for loss of future earning capacity simply because she is still able to work after the accident and even where her records of employment show that her income has been steady or increased since the accident. In Willett v. Rose, 2017 BCSC 627, Justice Smith held:

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