Mussio Goodman Law is proud to highlight our recent achievements to our clients and visitors. We hope our recent achievements help you understand the ICBC claim and estate litigation process.
On February 1, 2025, after a two week trial and two days of jury deliberations, the jury returned a verdict in overwhelming favour of our client following a November 2019 car accident. Our client had a long history of working full time in retail – often working 12-hour shifts five or six days a week. […]
Mussio Goodman is pleased to announce our very successful 10-day jury trial where our client was ultimately awarded well over $1.2 million. Our client was a bright young PhD student looking forward to a long and successful career in archeology. She had dreamed to become a professor at a top tier research university, and it […]
We are pleased to announce that the BC Court of Appeal unanimously agreed with the position presented by partner Thomas O’Mahony of Mussio Goodman, holding that the trial judge had not considered all the evidence when assessing whether the Plaintiff had taken reasonable steps to find the driver in the hit and run case. The […]
A recent lawsuit filed by Eric Goodman on behalf of his client has attracted the attention of the news media. You can watch the television segment and Eric Goodman’s interview here. The accompanying article is as follows: Vancouver woman’s lawsuit alleges she was mistakenly bitten, dragged by police dog In late June 2022, Erin McLeod […]
Mussio Goodman is pleased to share our recent success following an eight-day trial in the BC Supreme Court. In Singh v Liske, 2023 BCSC 2016, the Court awarded over $600,000 to our client, who suffered both physical and psychological injuries following two motor vehicle accidents. Our client, a 39-year-old career-driven woman, had immigrated to Canada […]
Mussio Goodman is pleased to report our success in Court after defense counsel sought medical records of our client just two weeks before trial. In Singh v. Liske 2023 BCSC 1745, the Court agreed that our client should not be expected to produce additional medical records when trial is imminent. Our client was 33 years […]
