Raymond Phillips (judge)

Raymond Phillips is a former judge of the High Court of New Zealand. He was appointed to the High Court in 1999 and retired in 2012.

Before his appointment, Phillips was a barrister specializing in commercial and civil litigation. He was known for his expertise in contract law, property law, and equity. He practiced law for many years and held positions of leadership within the legal profession.

During his tenure on the High Court, Phillips presided over a wide variety of cases, including complex commercial disputes, judicial review proceedings, and criminal trials. He was respected for his careful and thorough approach to legal analysis and his commitment to fairness. His judgments are considered well-reasoned and have contributed significantly to New Zealand jurisprudence.

Since retiring from the bench, Phillips has remained involved in legal matters, often acting as an arbitrator or mediator.