Mussio Goodman is proud to display our recent legal decisions in the legal field of personal injury claims and estate litigation claims.
24 hours Vancouver Recently Reported on the Mussio Goodman Court Success As reported by 24 Hours Vancouver, we are pleased to announce that ICBC has lost for the second time in trying to convince our Court that the website belonging to Wes Mussio’s wife (icbcadvice.com) was infringing on ICBC’s trademark. In 2012, the BC Supreme […]
Court Sides with Mussio Goodman for Injury Analysis Sometimes moderate or severe injuries can result from a relatively minor collision. In these cases, ICBC typically takes a hard line approach, arguing “common sense” dictates that a minor collision cannot result in anything but a minor injury. Unfortunately for ICBC, the laws of British Columbia and […]
Court Confirm That Bikes Can Be At Fault For Accidents, Like Cars Looking around the city during our recent spate of sunny weather, it is nice to see the numerous bike lanes in Vancouver being put to some use. The City of Vancouver installed these bike lanes to protect cyclists against accidents, so they should […]
What You Need to Know About Interest on Disbursement on ICBC Claim Cases In order to fight for your right to compensation with ICBC, lawyers must spend money on a variety of necessary services such as investigation, doctor’s reports, photocopies and court fees. These expenses are known as disbursements. When you hire a lawyer for […]
Mussio Goodman Wins BC Court of Appeal Against ICBC for Trying to Deny Injury Compensation We are pleased to announce that the British Columbia Court of Appeal has ruled that ICBC must compensate for the injuries sustained by our client during a bus ride back from their zip line ride. As reported by The Vancouver […]
ICBC Hired Doctor Biased Against Client Says Judge Expert witnesses, such as doctors, who come to court to testify, do so in order to give evidence and opinion on complicated matters outside of the realm of the general knowledge of judges and juries. The “Rules of Court” require that these witnesses give such evidence in […]
