According to the rule in Bradley v. Groves, 2010 BCCA 361, if liability is found in the plaintiff’s favour, then his cognitive and physical problems may be found to be indivisible injuries for which the defendants are jointly and severally liable. This would be the case if the following were proven: (1) The stroke was the result of the first motor vehicle accident; (2) The plaintiff’s lingering and serious symptoms are attributable to the stroke; and (3) Mild exacerbation of his soft tissue injuries resulted from the other motor vehicle accidents.
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