"I want to be part of a team that is dedicated to their clients, passionate about litigation and excels in their craft – that is why I am proud to be a part of the team at Howie, Sacks & Henry."
Melissa Miller is an advocate for the most vulnerable members of our population, the elderly. Being certified in Elder Law, she concentrates on nursing home negligence, long-term care cases and elder abuse. Her practice is also committed to all areas of personal injury litigation, including product liability, hospital negligence, car accidents, slip and falls and long-term disability claims. Melissa is a trusted advisor who supports and guides clients through the legal issues that need to be resolved as they fight to recover. Melissa is an experienced trial advocate and is prepared to take her cases all the way.
Melissa is a member of many professional associations and frequently authors articles for these associations and other organizations, including updates on the law, catastrophic impairment, and important issues that affect the rights of injured victims. Melissa was elected to the Board of Directors of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association in 2017.
- E-mail: mmiller@hshlawyers.com
- Direct Phone Number: 416-847-1063
- Phone Number: 1-877-771-7006
- Lawyer Page: https://www.hshlawyers.com/team/melissa-miller/
- 20 Queen Street West, Suite 3500
Toronto, ON M5H 3R3
Canada
- University of Windsor, LLB, graduated 2009
- Ontario, Law Society of Ontario, 2010
- Young Women in the Law - Member
- Women’s Law Association of Ontario - Member
- The Advocates’ Society - Member
- Medico-Legal Society - Member
- Canadian Bar Association - Member
- Ontario Bar Association - Elder Law Section COVID-19 Working Group
- Ontario Trial Lawyers Association - Past-Vice-Chair, New Lawyers Division
- Ontario Trial Lawyers Association - Past-Chair, New Lawyers Division
- Ontario Trial Lawyers Association - Board of Directors (Current)
Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP
14 The Best Lawyers in Canada™ awards
4 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ awards
- Personal Injury Litigation
Understanding the Impact of Nursing Home Negligence on Mental Health
Deciding whether to move a loved one into a long-term care home is never easy - even if the admission is a medical necessity. Although the care the facility provides may ultimately be an improvement over what your loved one experienced living independently, the transition can be stressful for both them and you.
Nursing Home Negligence: The Importance of Air Conditioning for Seniors
Our world is getting warmer. In the depths of a frigid Canadian winter, that may not seem like such a bad thing. But the effects of global warming are uneven and largely undesirable.
Think Bullying Is Just For Kids? Older Adults Experience Bullying Too
Try to picture “bullying” in your mind. What do you see? Perhaps you envision an older child pounding his fist in his hand demanding lunch money from someone smaller and younger. Maybe you imagine a group of children whispering, laughing and pointing at another child for being different.
Signs of Nursing Home Negligence You Should Not Ignore
Many people who discover their loved ones have suffered from abuse or neglect in a long-term care home experience the same kind of painful realization.
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