What is the range of future care costs for a plaintiff who has not used a particular service or product in the past?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Shehzeda v Shahzeda, 2021 BCSC 659 (CanLII):

The award of damages is thus a matter of prediction of what will happen in the future. If a plaintiff has not used a particular item or service in the past, it may be inappropriate to include its cost in a future care award: Izony v. Weidlich, 2006 BCSC 1315 at para. 74.

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