Greg Pun

Greg Pun, K.C., is an adjunct professor and guest lecturer at TRU Law, specializing in legal research, writing, and appellate advocacy. He holds an LL.B. from UBC Law (1989) and has extensive experience in legal practice, including roles at Fasken Martineau DuMoulin, Alexander Holburn Beaudin & Lang LLP, and as Law Officer for the BC Court of Appeal. He has authored/co-authored multiple legal texts, including The Law of Nuisance in Canada and The Annotated Builders Lien Act. Pun has coached TRU Law’s Jessup International Law Moot team since 2017 and previously mentored BC Law Schools Moot teams. He was appointed Queen’s Counsel (BC) in 2015 and is a member hon. causa of the Paisley Irregulars.

• Education: LL.B., University of British Columbia (1989)

His research focuses on appellate advocacy, legal writing, and complex civil litigation. He has contributed to professional development seminars and holds leadership roles in the Canadian Bar Association, including founding chair of the Appellate Advocacy section. His publications span labour law, property law, and tort law, reflecting his expertise in legal research and judicial precedents.

Pun’s articles emphasize practical legal analysis, often addressing gaps in statutory interpretation and equitable principles. His career bridges academia and practice, with notable contributions to BC’s legal education and moot competitions.

• Notable Awards:
• Queen’s Counsel (2015)
• Paisley Irregulars hon. causa membership

He has advised law students on advocacy and legal research, contributing to TRU Law and UBC Law curricula. His work with the BC Law Society’s Professional Legal Training Course further highlights his dedication to legal education.