Greg Black

Greg Black is the Director of VBR Lawyers, where he focuses on compensation law. He advocates for clients to secure and protect their rights and entitlements in a wide range of compensation matters, including motor vehicle and work-related accidents, asbestos and dust-related diseases, public and product liability, professional negligence, and disability insurance claims. With extensive experience across all facets of compensation law, Greg has earned consistent recognition from his peers. He has been regularly listed as a leading or pre-eminent figure in compensation law in Queensland and nationally in Doyle’s Guide to the Legal Profession since its inception. His rankings include top positions in areas such as work injury, public liability, asbestos and dust diseases, and motor vehicle accident compensation. Greg is known for his commitment to providing personal and attentive service, maintaining direct contact with clients from the initial consultation through to the resolution of their matter. His practice is built on the strong trust and ongoing referrals from thousands of past clients who value his dedication and results. He regularly represents union members, delegates, and officials from various unions in Queensland and finds this aspect of his work highly rewarding. Greg also upholds a strong commitment to social justice, frequently offering pro bono assistance and free legal advice to individuals in need. Clients appreciate Greg’s prompt and reliable communication, with calls and emails typically responded to on the same day, including during times of crisis or stress. He makes himself available seven days a week to support his clients when they need him most. Outside of his professional life, Greg enjoys spending quality time with his wife, Leesa, and their children, Sophie and Patrick. Areas of practice include motor vehicle accidents, workers’ compensation, product and public liability, medical and professional negligence, and dust diseases such as asbestos-related conditions and silicosis.