Can a plaintiff prove a substantial possibility of future loss of income despite having returned to his usual employment?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Bivadi v. Coggans, 2017 BCSC 656 (CanLII):
A plaintiff may be able to prove a substantial possibility of future loss of income despite having returned to his or her usual employment and even where he has received a raise or obtained a promotion: Hoy v. Williams, 2014 BCSC 234 at para. 161.
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