Tricia Milne

Tricia, renowned for her meticulous and inquisitive nature, excels in crafting ingenious solutions to complex issues as a seasoned litigator. Her journey at Harper Grey began in 2018, stepping in as an associate within the commercial litigation group. Her legal practice, deeply rooted in commercial litigation and insurance law, primarily revolves around civil fraud, conspiracy, and conversion claims. Her collaborative spirit, combined with unparalleled analytical skills, proficiency in engaging with witnesses, law enforcement, investigative bodies, and Crown Counsel, has led to numerous triumphs in both trials and settlements. Moreover, her expertise extends to defending against coverage claims entangled with theft and fraud allegations.

Before her legal endeavors, Tricia earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Simon Fraser University, after which she ventured into forestry consulting in Vancouver, serving as an editor and project coordinator. The year 1999 marked her relocation to Edmonton for legal studies at the University of Alberta, where she was awarded her LL.B. in 2002. Her initial legal training was with Alberta Justice in Calgary, where she immersed herself in various domains of the law, including criminal, family, and civil law, culminating in her admission to the Alberta bar in 2003.

Tricia's prosecutorial career began in Calgary, where she handled a diverse spectrum of criminal and regulatory offenses across multiple courts. In 2006, she returned to her roots in British Columbia, was admitted to the British Columbia Bar, and further refined her civil litigation prowess at a prominent Vancouver law firm.

Her academic credentials include a law degree from the University of Alberta and a bachelor's degree from Simon Fraser University, with legal practices licensed in both British Columbia and Alberta. Tricia's expertise shines in commercial litigation and insurance law, underscored by her leadership role as a guest blogger for Life in Law and her active membership in the Canadian Bar Association, along with her affiliations with the Law Societies of Alberta and British Columbia.