About Rebecca
Rebecca Robb is counsel at Hunter Litigation Chambers. She has a wide-ranging litigation practice, including commercial and corporate law, administrative and regulatory law and criminal law. She has appeared as counsel before all levels of Courts of British Columbia, the Federal Court of Appeal and various administrative tribunals, including the Law Society of BC Tribunal, the Forest Appeals Commission and the BC Farm Industry Review Board. Rebecca has been recognized as a “Rising Star” in dispute resolution by Legal 500.Rebecca has experience advising clients on complex matters that involve navigating the intersections of criminal, regulatory, civil and administrative law. She has conducted civil and criminal trials and administrative hearings on behalf of both private and public entities. She has also been engaged as an investigator into matters of professional conduct.Rebecca is a graduate of the four-year Juris Doctor/Master of Arts (International Affairs) program at the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. After graduating in 2012, Rebecca interned with the Pre-Trial Division of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Rebecca clerked for the Supreme Court of British Columbia in 2012-2013 for six judges, and then joined Hunter Litigation Chambers in 2013.Rebecca has volunteered for Access Pro Bono and has acted pro bono on various matters over the years. Rebecca has co-authored the "Civil Procedure – Court Rules" chapter in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice text since 2017 and has presented to lawyers on various topics of advocacy. She is a member of the Canadian Bar Association.
Rebecca Robb is counsel at Hunter Litigation Chambers. She has a wide-ranging litigation practice, including commercial and corporate law, administrative and regulatory law and criminal law. She has appeared as counsel before all levels of Courts of British Columbia, the Federal Court of Appeal and various administrative tribunals, including the Law Society of BC Tribunal, the Forest Appeals Commission and the BC Farm Industry Review Board. Rebecca has been recognized as a “Rising Star” in dispute resolution by Legal 500.Rebecca has experience advising clients on complex matters that involve navigating the intersections of criminal, regulatory, civil and administrative law. She has conducted civil and criminal trials and administrative hearings on behalf of both private and public entities. She has also been engaged as an investigator into matters of professional conduct.Rebecca is a graduate of the four-year Juris Doctor/Master of Arts (International Affairs) program at the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. After graduating in 2012, Rebecca interned with the Pre-Trial Division of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Rebecca clerked for the Supreme Court of British Columbia in 2012-2013 for six judges, and then joined Hunter Litigation Chambers in 2013.Rebecca has volunteered for Access Pro Bono and has acted pro bono on various matters over the years. Rebecca has co-authored the "Civil Procedure – Court Rules" chapter in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice text since 2017 and has presented to lawyers on various topics of advocacy. She is a member of the Canadian Bar Association.
Rebecca Robb is counsel at Hunter Litigation Chambers. She has a wide-ranging litigation practice, including commercial and corporate law, administrative and regulatory law and criminal law. She has appeared as counsel before all levels of Courts of British Columbia, the Federal Court of Appeal and various administrative tribunals, including the Law Society of BC Tribunal, the Forest Appeals Commission and the BC Farm Industry Review Board. Rebecca has been recognized as a “Rising Star” in dispute resolution by Legal 500.
Rebecca has experience advising clients on complex matters that involve navigating the intersections of criminal, regulatory, civil and administrative law. She has conducted civil and criminal trials and administrative hearings on behalf of both private and public entities. She has also been engaged as an investigator into matters of professional conduct.
Rebecca is a graduate of the four-year Juris Doctor/Master of Arts (International Affairs) program at the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. After graduating in 2012, Rebecca interned with the Pre-Trial Division of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Rebecca clerked for the Supreme Court of British Columbia in 2012-2013 for six judges, and then joined Hunter Litigation Chambers in 2013.
Rebecca has volunteered for Access Pro Bono and has acted pro bono on various matters over the years. Rebecca has co-authored the "Civil Procedure – Court Rules" chapter in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice text since 2017 and has presented to lawyers on various topics of advocacy. She is a member of the Canadian Bar Association.
