The Supreme Court of Canada Ruling Sided with Our Client, ICBCAdvice.com As previously discussed, the BC Court of Appeal rejected ICBC’s attempt to block the website www.icbcadvice.com, an independent resource to assist claimants in dealing with ICBC. Wes Mussio acted as counsel for the website and is also listed as a featured writer. ICBC appealed […]
ICBC was Denied a Appeal on Our Client’s Court Victory We are pleased to announce that the Supreme Court of Canada denied ICBC permission to appeal our client’s victories in the Supreme Court of British Columbia and the British Columbia Court of Appeal, a decision that finally compels ICBC to compensate our client for her serious spinal injuries. As […]
Mussio Goodman Lawyer Successfully Protects Client’s Rights We are pleased to report that Anthony Eden of Mussio Goodman successfully defended our client’s interests by preventing a Defendant IME (independent medical examination) with a neurologist expert of the insurance company’s choosing. Insurance companies are entitled to defend a claim by compelling the injured person to attend […]
Vacations are a time to kick back, relax, and enjoy some well-deserved time off work. Here at Mussio Goodman Law Group, we know that when you have been injured in car accident and are prevented from working, your time away from the office is no vacation. Constant pain, treatment, and specialist appointments are a far […]
Dr. Martin Grypma has been c for his Unnecessary Comments in Legal Matters In claims involving personal injury, it is often necessary for the claimant and ICBC to retain independent medical experts to assess the claimant’s injuries. The purpose is to have an independent expert doctor provide the parties and ultimately the court an opinion […]
Dr. Sovio Was Criticized By Courts for Being Biased Everyone is entitled to their opinion. This is true for labourers, engineers, and even doctors. However, under the law, when a doctor gives an expert medical opinion at trial, he has an obligation to do so neutrally and without bias. Unfortunately, this does not always happen. […]