Molly Luu

Molly Luu, a key player in tax litigation at Miller Thomson LLP, brings a dynamic mix of expertise to her role, deeply rooted in her diverse background. Prior to her current position, Molly enriched her legal repertoire at a prominent national law firm in Toronto, honed her judicial insight with a Superior Court of Justice clerkship, and embraced the challenges of civil and tax litigation at a specialized law boutique. Her transition from associate to partner underscored her knack for navigating the complex waters of tax disputes.

A creative thinker, Molly excels in dissecting and solving tax-related quandaries, a skill sharpened by her stint as investigative tax counsel. Her adeptness at uncovering and addressing the core of an issue allows for innovative resolutions that often defy conventional expectations.

Molly’s academic and professional journey is distinguished by notable recognitions, including the Queen's University Scholarship of Merit and the Scotia Bank Leadership Scholarship. Her engagement with the legal community is profound, demonstrated by her involvement with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers and her participation as a moot court judge and conference moderator.

An esteemed voice in the tax law arena, Molly has contributed significantly to the discourse on crypto assets, risky tax planning, and charity law, among others. Her presentations span across prestigious platforms such as the Canadian Tax Foundation’s Annual Tax Conference and the Law Society of Ontario.

Her publications in "Taxes & Wealth Management" and "Canadian Tax Focus" reflect her deep understanding and thoughtful perspectives on pressing tax issues, further establishing her as a thought leader.

Licensed to practice in Ontario since 2011, Molly’s credentials are rounded out with a CPA Canada In-depth Tax Course, a J.D. from the University of Western Ontario, and a commendable B.Com from Queen’s University, setting a strong foundation for her distinguished career in law.