Greg Phillips

Partner

Biography

Greg was called to the bar in January 2010. Much of Greg’s practice is Personal Injury and ICBC injury cases. The remainder of his practice is focused on civil litigation and resolving disputes between individuals or businesses, including employment law. He has represented clients at trial in Provincial Court, Supreme Court, and the BC Court of Appeal, as well as at the Workers Compensation Appeals Tribunal. As seen in the selected cases, Greg has an excellent track record of success at trial.

While Greg has recovered fair compensation for his clients at many trials, he is also an excellent negotiator and has managed countless claims through to fair settlement or resolution.

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Civil Litigation

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Injury Claims

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Civil Litigation

Contractors Must Perform Their Work with Reasonable Care and Skill.

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Injury Claims

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ICBC's No Fault Insurance

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Privilege

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Injury Claims

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Increased Court Costs Denied Despite COVID

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Vindictive ICBC Law Struck Down as Unconstitutional

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Injury Claims

Vicarious Liability of Employers

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Real Estate

Panegos v. O’Byrne

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More Incompetence from the CRT

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ICBC Ordered to Pay Special Costs for Post-Judgment Delays

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Injury Claims

Duty to Defend

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Failing to Disclose Known and Dangerous Defects

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Devendra v. BC CRT

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Injury Claims

CRT Part 7 Decision Update

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Injury Claims

Deductions After an ICBC Trial

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Injury Claims

Court Wallops ICBC for Low-Balling Injured Woman

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Territorial Competence of BC Courts to Hear a Case

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Vexatious Litigants

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Injury Claims

Getting Out of a Settlement Agreement

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Estate Litigation

Injury Claims

Being Represented by a Lawyer at the CRT

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Injury Claims

Mu v. ICBC, 2020 BCCRT 432

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Injury Claims

Identifying Hazards before Moving a Parked Vehicle

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Driving in Poor Weather Conditions

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Injury Claims

Appealing a Decision of the CRT

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Injury Claims

Extended-Health and Disability Benefits under the New ICBC Regime

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Supreme Court Declares BC Government’s Limits on Expert Reports Unconstitutional

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Estate Litigation

How does the CRT work?

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Injury Claims

Estate Litigation

What is the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT)?

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Changes to ICBC No-Fault Benefits

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Stapleton v. Andrew

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Successful Fraudulent Conveyance action

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