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Millars Law Boutique Law Firm in London, Calgary and Toronto. Choose Millars Law when you can't afford to lose. Millars Law is not your average law firm.

Millars Law is a London-based law firm built around special forces principles committed to excellence and thoughtfulness. Designed to reflect the special forces units its founder Phillip Millar served with in the military it breaks every rule to make sure you get the best representation possible. The firm is populated by lawyers who are ruthless in their pursuit of justice for their clients. They make being a lawyer cool because they give a s**t and do not care if other lawyers like them. The firm has enjoyed many victories in high profile, difficult cases other lawyers and law firms thought were unwinnable. Our mantra is "When You Can't Afford to Lose" because when you need a lawyer... you cannot afford to lose. Hiring the right lawyer could be one of the most important decisions of your life. Located in LONDON | CALGARY | TORONTO

09/22/2026

Dangerous offender designations get reviewed every two years. Violent offender designations, every five.
93% of dangerous offenders stay incarcerated. The problem is what the every-two-year review process does to the families.

09/03/2026

A Quebec cardinal just won $100,000 for being falsely accused of sexual assault, after a judge found his accuser was lying.

It took him 4 years to clear his name.

Is $100K enough to make up for years of your reputation being destroyed?

08/24/2026

Calling yourself a trial lawyer and having real trial experience are two very different things.

When the outcome matters, ask the questions that matter: When was your lawyer’s last jury trial? What was the verdict?

Courtroom experience matters when your case is on the line.

08/03/2026

Tunnel vision can turn suspicion into a case before the evidence has been properly tested.

Once investigators decide who they think is guilty, every fact can start looking like proof. That is why the justice system has to examine innocent explanations with the same seriousness as evidence of guilt.

07/28/2026

A doctor hired by the insurance company is not there to treat you.
Their examination can influence whether your injuries are accepted, how serious they are considered, and how much compensation you receive. Yet injured people are regularly told they cannot record what happens during the assessment.
That becomes a serious problem when the final report does not reflect the questions asked or the answers given in the room.
People acting in an official capacity should not expect their words to be beyond scrutiny.
P.S. Should injured people be allowed to record medical assessments arranged by insurance companies?

07/28/2026

A doctor hired by the insurance company is not your doctor. Their assessment can affect your entire personal injury claim, yet injured people are often told they cannot record what happens in the room.

When the written report does not match the questions asked or the answers given, that recording may matter.

07/17/2026

A young Canadian woman joined the military ready to serve. According to her claim, when she became critically ill during basic training, her symptoms were ignored until she collapsed—and after doctors discovered meningitis, she was transported from Montreal to Toronto in an Uber instead of an ambulance.

She trusted the system with her life. Now that system must answer for how she was treated.

07/17/2026

Your cover letter should not explain why the job is good for you. It should prove why you would be good for the organization.

Do the research. Understand the culture. Show what you uniquely bring, and stop sending the same lifeless letter to ten different firms.

07/10/2026

The wins come and go quickly in this profession, but some moments stay with you.

Receiving this from a veteran whose family we fought for was a powerful reminder of why the work matters.

To every soldier, police officer, firefighter, paramedic, nurse and first responder who puts service before self: we see you, we respect you, and we’re proud to stand behind you.

06/22/2026

Starting in 2026, Ontario is removing standard income replacement and accident benefits.
Why? Because if you can’t work and have no replacement income… you can’t afford a lawyer.

And when you can’t afford a lawyer, you settle early — and for way less.
Insurance companies save millions.
Injured people lose everything.
Tell me again who this system is designed to help?

Address

1886 Oxford Street West
Komoka, ON
N6K0J8

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+15196571529

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