Brook Greenberg

Brook Greenberg is the leader of the firm's National Forestry Practice Group. Brook's practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, banking litigation and forestry litigation. He frequently acts for financial institutions in a variety of claims. Brook often represents companies in the forest industry in civil litigation, arbitration and regulatory matters. In all matters, Brook ensures that his clients' business objectives are the primary focus of the litigation strategy.

Brook teaches Civil Procedure as an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Law at The University of British Columbia.

Selected Experience

• B.M.P. Global Distribution Inc. v. Bank of Nova Scotia, 2007 BCCA 52
• Victoria Sports/Entertainment Associates v. The TD Bank, 2006 BCSC 1441

Publications

• NAFTA Chapter 11: A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing

Presentations

• Forestry Law 2008
• Primer for Junior Banking Litigators, A Litigator's Guide to Banks and Banking: Dealing with Banks as a Party or Non-Party

Membership/Affiliations

• Civil Litigation, Computer, Intellectual Property, Media and Communication and Aboriginal Law Sections, Canadian Bar Association (BC Branch)

Community Involvement

• Vice President and Director, MOSAIC (Multilingual Orientation Services Association for Immigrant Communities)
• Supervising Lawyer, UBC Law Students' Legal Advice Program (1999-present)