Being a party to a lawsuit can be one of the most stressful experiences a person will ever have.
Our goal is to remove as much of this burden for you as possible, and guide you through to the best resolution that is available under the law.
Alexander Mosaico has represented companies and individuals in complex litigation matters, prosecuting or defending claims involving contract disputes, highly contentious matrimonial matters, professional negligence, unjust enrichment, and fraudulent misrepresentation.
Alexander has also acted for contractors and owners, including one of Canada’s largest producers of crude oil, in complex construction litigation involving highly contested claims under the Builder’s Lien Act.
As a member of the Litigation and Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Restructuring Groups for a major national law firm, Alexander worked as second counsel to highly respected lawyers, acting for both creditors and debtors in proceedings before the bankruptcy court. He has appeared before the Alberta Court of Appeal, the Court of King's Bench, and the Provincial Court of Alberta and before disciplinary committees of professional colleges.
See Alexander's volunteer profile with Pro Bono Law Alberta here.
Alexander also works, on occasion, in collaboration with Hu Eliot Young and Pierre Asselin on various files, which is facilitated by their sharing space in the historic Hugh Duncan Residence in Old Strathcona.
Coming from an immigrant family of entrepreneurs, Alexander knows what it’s like forging into unfamiliar territory. With this sense of adventure he left his home in the foothills of Alberta to attend Law School in Edmonton. He fell in love with the city and in particular the spectacular North Saskatchewan River valley, and decided to stay. In summer months he can often be found swimming in, or floating down the river on home-made rafts with family and friends.
Alexander is active in the following organizations
Daniel England obtained his undergraduate degree in philosophy, political science, and economics from the University of British Columbia in 2013, and is a recent graduate of the University of Alberta Faculty of Law, having completed his studies in 2018. Upon beginning law school, he received the John A Weir Memorial entrance scholarship, and during law school he placed first in the Dean’s Cup moot competition. He began full-time employment with Mosaico Law immediately upon graduation from the Faculty of Law. He thoroughly enjoys practicing the law, and he believes that everyone deserves a fair shot regardless of their circumstances.
Daniel has made appearances before both the Provincial Court of Alberta and the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta. With interest and experience in commercial, family, and criminal law, Daniel provides assistance on most files within our office. He prides himself on keeping clients informed and involved throughout the litigation process.
An avid reader, Daniel has a natural propensity for legal research and writing. He appreciates intellectual challenge – understanding how society works, and solving complex problems.
Originally from British Columbia, Daniel is glad to call Edmonton home. He is actively involved in his local church community and he enjoys walking the beautiful trails of the North Saskatchewan River Valley with his wife and children.
An excellent researcher and practitioner, Kimberly Stone enjoys both the close analysis of issues and the creative problem solving that comes with it. An integral part of the Mosaico Law team since 2022, she thoughtfully advises clients in the areas of general civil litigation, bankruptcy and insolvency, and family law.
Helping people through a stressful period of time, such as with bankruptcy matters, is particularly fulfilling for Kimberly. At Mosaico Law, she has represented clients in Regular and Special Chambers as well as Bankruptcy Chambers. With her keen eye and sharp attention to detail, Kimberly also enjoys taking photos in nature, birdwatching, and indulging in a good read.
Kimberly’s post-secondary education began with a focus in English, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta in 2018. With broad interests, Kimberly has had involvement in several volunteer initiatives, and also has prior experience as a legal assistant and library assistant. During her studies, she was awarded multiple scholarships for academic achievement. In 2020, Kimberly continued the trend when she was recognized for superior academic achievement in Intellectual Property with the University of Alberta’s esteemed Bereskin and Parr LLP Prize. The following year she attained a Juris Doctor degree, and was called to the bar in 2023.
Victory Okondu is a Student-at-Law. At the start of her career in Nigeria, Victory gained valuable experience providing legal counsel and representation to a diverse range of clients, including government agencies and corporate entities. She excelled in delivering comprehensive Corporate Legal Advisory Services across multiple areas of law, with a primary focus on business law. This international experience, coupled with her driven nature, provides strong support to our team members and clients.
Victory came to Canada as a student in 2021 after securing a graduate scholarship from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law, where she earned a Master’s degree in Law in 2024. During her studies, she worked as a student tutor and teaching assistant, in addition to volunteering with several organizations related to law and social justice.
Victory chose a career in law to be a voice for those who are often unheard and believes that a life well-lived is one dedicated to helping others. She has witnessed firsthand the barriers faced by marginalized communities, including limited access to justice and economic opportunities. Recognizing that law is a powerful agent for change, Victory is intent on using it to address systemic injustices and inequalities, and to advocate for reforms and policies that ensure fair treatment, regardless of gender or socioeconomic status.
