Brittany Greenberg
Associate

Practice Area
Expertise
Pension Fund Investments, Taxation of Pensions and Benefits, Multi-Employer Pension and Benefit Plans, Corporate and Commercial
Called to the Bar
Ontario, 2018
Brittany is an associate in Koskie Minsky’s Pension and Employee Benefits Group, specializing in Pension Fund Investments and the Taxation of Pensions and Benefits. Brittany regularly provides legal and compliance advice on both the tax and corporate-commercial aspects of investments for pension and other benefit funds. She also has experience in a wide range of matters including domestic and international transactions, corporate reorganizations and restructuring, executive compensation, and personal and trust taxation. Brittany has completed the CPA In-Depth Tax Course.
Brittany attended Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, where she graduated in the top 10% of her class. During her time at Osgoode, Brittany acted as a Research Assistant, Dean’s Fellow in Professor Philip Girard’s Property Law class, and as a Dean’s Tutor.
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Education
CPA In-Depth Tax Course, Levels I, II, and III – Completed 2021
JD, 2017
Osgoode Hall Law SchoolHonours BA, 2014
Western University -
Memberships / Affiliations
Member, Canadian Tax Foundation
Member, Canadian Bar Association
Member, Ontario Bar Association
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