Gregg E. Rafter*
Shareholder
Contact
Direct: 604 647 4108
Email: grafter@nullboughtonlaw.com
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Assistant: Emily Bickley
Direct: 604 647 6733
Email: ebickley@nullboughtonlaw.com
Practice Areas
- Class Action
- Estate Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Personal Injury
- Construction Litigation
- Employment
- Transportation
Areas of Expertise
- Aviation
- Personal Injury
- Risk Management + Compliance
- Commercial Litigation
- Construction Litigation
- Product Liability
- Estate Matters
* Law Corporation
Profile
Gregg is a shareholder at Boughton and head of the Personal Injury Practice Group. He practises as a litigator in a broad variety of commercial matters and estate litigation.
Gregg’s practice of 25 years has seen him appear as counsel in the Provincial Court, the British Columbia Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal, the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal.
Gregg has acted as counsel on a wide variety of matters including breach of contract claims, construction disputes, estate litigation, trademark disputes, employment claims, personal injury and transportation claims.
Education
- University of Manitoba, B.Comm.
- University of British Columbia, LL.B.
- Year of Call: 1994 (B.C.)
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Professional Activities
- Member, Aviation Insurance Association
- Freeman, The Honourable Company of Air Pilots
- Member, Canadian Bar Association
- Director, British Columbia Aviation Council
- Member, Lawyer-Pilot Bar Association
News & Media
Blog
- An Update on Spam (Not the Stuff in the Can)
- The rules and regulations applying to drones [In the News on CKNW]
- Game of Drones
- Can you be fired for your out-of-office bad behavior? [In the News on CKNW]
- My Business is Being Sued – What do I do? [Legal Series on CKNW]
- My business is being sued! What do I do now?
Representative Transactions
Successfully settling a trademark infringement claim for damages in excess of $10m
Advising the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in a disputed claim over proceeds of a large stock fraud
Advising a broadcasting company in a dispute including issues regarding the applicability of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to its operations
Successfully settling a wrongful death claim for the spouse of a passenger killed in an airplane crash
