Paul Miller

Embarking on his legal journey in 1999, Paul Miller dove into the complexities of civil litigation, offering his expertise in skilfully navigating both the calm and stormy seas of legal disputes. With an adept hand, he has steered numerous clients towards the shores of resolution, employing a strategic mix of negotiation and courtroom prowess. His legal voyage began in the bustling legal landscapes of Seattle, where for eight years, he honed his skills at a well-regarded firm.

Paul's legal acumen spans a wide spectrum, with a keen eye on insurance matters, defense strategies, and the intricate dance of class action lawsuits. His adeptness is not confined to these areas alone; he has also proven himself in the arenas of construction disputes, product liability issues, contract quarrels, real estate dilemmas, employment concerns, and various business-related controversies, offering guidance and resolution across both local and national stages.

In a homecoming of sorts, Paul returned to Vancouver in 2007, bringing his wealth of experience back to Branch MacMaster, enriching the firm with his broad legal insights. Despite his return, he maintains a strong connection to his U.S. clientele, bridging legal jurisdictions as a dual member of the B.C. and Washington state bars.

Paul's educational foundation is as impressive as his professional journey. His legal education was crowned with high distinction upon graduating from the University of Nebraska in 1998, where he not only excelled academically but also contributed significantly as the Executive Editor of the Nebraska Law Review. His academic prowess earned him an invitation to the Order of the Coif, a testament to his outstanding legal scholarship. Moreover, his understanding of Canadian law is certified by the National Committee on Accreditation at the University of Ottawa, complementing his legal education with a Certificate of Qualification for Canadian Law School Education/Training Equivalency. Before law, Paul's pursuit of knowledge led him to the University of British Columbia, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce in 1990, specializing in Urban Land Economics and Real Estate, laying the groundwork for his diverse legal expertise.