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- Alex Sayn-Wittgenstein
- Andrew D. Brine
- Angela Bespflug
- Bill Dick, K.C.
- Brandon Souza
- Daryl J. Brown
- Elizabeth A. Emery
- Irina Kordic
- J. Scott Stanley
- Janelle O'Connor
- Jeffrey J. Nieuwenburg
- Joe Battista, K.C.
- Joe Murphy, K.C.
- John M. Cameron
- Keri Grenier
- Kevin Gourlay
- Kevin Hyde
- Matthew W. Van Nostrand
- Mike Murphy
- Paul J. Bosco
- Stephen Gibson
- Tara Chandler
- All
- Class Action Lawsuits
- Back, Neck and Spinal Cord Injuries
- Chronic Pain
- Orthopaedic Injuries
- ICBC MSP Class Action
- Disability Pension Claw Back Class Action
- Psychological Injuries
- Soft Tissue Injuries
- Car Accidents
- Supplemental Retirement Benefits (SRB) Class Action
- Indigenous Child Welfare Class Action
- Denied Claims
- Motor Vehicle Accidents - ICBC Injury Claims
- Brain and Head Injuries
- Pedestrian Injuries
- Insurance Disputes
- Negligence
- Injury Claims
- Slip and Fall Injuries
- Recreational Accidents
- Homeowners Insurance
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Fibromyalgia
- Medical Malpractice
Our Success Benefits All Our Clients*
We are experienced trial lawyers with a proven track record of success.
A selection of personal injury, class action lawsuits and insurance cases* where our lawyers have successfully helped clients are listed below.
*Disclaimer: The outcome of every legal proceeding will vary according to the facts and unique circumstances in each individual case. References to successful case results where the lawyers at Murphy Battista LLP have acted for clients are not necessarily a guarantee or indicative of future results.
Matthew W. Van Nostrand
Matthew Van Nostrand acted for the plaintiff in this case involving a plaintiff suffering from a soft tissue neck injury. The main issue involved a foregone work opportunity that was lost due to the plaintiff’s motor vehicle accident. The court awarded damages in the amount of $95,984.
Matthew Van Nostrand and Keri Grenier acted for the plaintiff in this case involving a plaintiff suffering from chronic soft tissue injuries and post concussion-like symptoms. The main issue at trial revolved around the plaintiff’s loss of income earning capacity; she continued to earn steadily more income as a bookkeeper following the accident, but not to the extent she would have absent her injuries in the accident. The court ultimately found that Ms. Ogden’s ability to earn income was impacted, and awarded $432,419 in damages.
Keri Grenier and Matthew Van Nostrand acted for the plaintiff in this case involving the impact of injuries caused in two separate rear-end collisions. In the first accident, Ms. Pinkney hit her head and lost consciousness for a short time and was treated for injuries to her neck, back, and thumb. The second accident was less severe, aggravating the initial injuries and setting back the progress she had been making in her recovery. The main issue at trial was the impact of Ms. Pinkney’s injuries on her ability to work in the family business. Although the business grew after the accidents (causing ICBC to argue that there was no loss), Ms. Pinkney’s involvement diminished, meaning that the business was less profitable than it would have been had Ms. Pinkney not been injured. The court ultimately found that Ms. Pinkney’s ability to earn income was impacted, and awarded $442,600 in damages.