Goldman Sloan Nash & Haber LLP - Barristers & Solicitors

Ronald P. Miller

Called to the Bar in 1972, Ronald has been with the firm since 1990. His practice is centered on corporate/commercial dealings and estate planning. He has written and lectured frequently on business and estate planning matters. Ronald is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and the Trust/Estates and Corporate Law Sections of the Canadian Bar Association. The hallmarks of his approach are responsiveness, dedication, creativity and a forthright personal style.

Education:

University of Toronto (B. Comm., 1967)
University of Toronto (LL.B., 1970)

Year of Call:

Ontario, 1972

Professional Associations:

Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners
Ontario Bar Association, Trust and Estate Section
Ontario Bar Association, Corporate Law Section

Articles and Seminars:

"Cottage Wars", The Globe and Mail;

"Give thought to your Will: Your Family will thank you", Active Adult Magazine;

"Estate planning for second marriages: a primer" and "Don't overlook principal residence, family cottage", The Lawyers Weekly;

"Leave RRSP to loved one rather than estate", Financial Post;

"Legal Tips to Avoid Legal Traps", Mature Lifestyles Magazine;

"Tie the financial knot before second marriage", The Saturday Star;

“The Importance of Wills and Powers of Attorney”, George Brown College;

“Pre-Retirement Seminar”, Toronto District School Board;

“Succession Planning Seminar”, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce;

“Directors and Officers’ Liability”, Canadian Bar Association;

“Shareholders’ Disputes”, Law Society of Upper Canada;

“An Analysis of Law Partnership”, Bar Admission Course;

“Legal Implications of Starting a Business”, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Technology, North York Small Business Seminars, The City of Toronto Business Forum;

“Legal Implications of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement”, Lexington, Kentucky and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania;

“Franchising In the Hospitality Industry”, Canadian Bar Association (Continuing Legal Education);

"Implications of Bankruptcy and Insolvency of a Franchise", Canadian Franchise Association, Annual Legal Symposium;