Lee T. McMillan

Lee McMillan received his admission to the Law Society of Alberta in June, 2016. He is an experienced litigator and has appeared before the Alberta Provincial Court, Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, Alberta Court of Appeal and Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench.  Lee's practice primarily focuses on Employment/Contractor Law, General Civil Litigation, Personal Injury Law and Class Action law. 

Lee is a longtime Calgarian and lifelong Albertan. In 2010, Lee graduated with a degree is History and Political Science from Carleton University in Ottawa where received the Senate Medal for Outstanding Academic Achievement for graduating top 3% in his class. He has two law degrees in both French (B.C.L.) and English (LL.B.) from McGill University Faculty of Law in Montreal. In 2013, Lee completed a 4 month internship at a large litigation finance hedge fund in Manhattan, NY. Two of Lee's university years were spent studying abroad in both England and Scotland. 

Over the course of his career Lee has  helped hundreds of Calgarians with a wide variety of employment law matters. Lee also has established ties to Canada's First Peoples and from 2016 to 2018 traveled across Western Canada interviewing thousands of indigenous 60s scoop, Day School and Residential School survivors. Lee values honesty and integrity  above all else and strives to provide clients with the information they need to  make practical and informed decisions, including the decision to hire a lawyer. 

Lee has real court room experience and is listed in numerous published decisions, including: 

-Hudye Inc v Rosowsky, 2020 ABQB 296;

-Pisclevich v. Manitoba, 2018 MBQB 52; 

-Burby v Ball, 2017 ABQB 300; 

-Kostic v Piikani Nation, 2017 ABCA 53 ; and

-Hudye Inc v Rosowsky, 2016 ABQB 724.