Mechanic Can't Sue for Minor Injuries

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B.C. tribunal rules man's injuries too minor to allow lawsuit despite his inability to work

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Hasan Osman had shoulder pain, headaches, whiplash-related neck pain, and a strained or sprained chest and lower back after a 2019 collision.

Osman , then 24 , was injured in a collision with a truck driven by Bradley James Thompson .

The accident happened on Dec. 2, 2019 , eight months after B.C. changed the law that limited — but didn’t yet ban — the filing of lawsuits against at-fault drivers.

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