Hollett v Yeager, 2014 NSSC 207
Hollett suffered soft tissue injuries to his spine and knees after being rear-ended by Yeager. Hollett claimed he was permanently disabled. The main issues before the court were causation, mitigation, and damages. All medical experts agreed that Hollett’s physical injuries resolved within two years post-accident, but he continued to experience severe and chronic pain.
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