The plaintiff, a physiotherapist, suffered an electric shock while adjusting a bed at the defendant's clinic.
The defendant admitted liability.
The court assessed damages for the plaintiff's injuries, which included concussion-like symptoms, headaches, migraines, and soft-tissue pain.
The court found that while the plaintiff suffered a serious injury, her condition had improved significantly, allowing her to work full-time and participate in physical activities.
The court awarded $100,000 in general damages, $375,000 for past loss of income, $159,443.14 for future care costs, and additional amounts for special damages, subrogated claims, and Family Law Act claims for her parents, totaling $742,822.73.
Claims for future loss of income were dismissed.
