Doug Higgins

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Doug Higgins: Attorney with Hull & Hull LLP

Biography

Doug joined Hull & Hull LLP as an associate in 2023 upon being called to the bar.Before becoming an associate, he worked with the firm as both a summer student and an articling student. He earned his Juris Doctor from Bond University, where he was a dedicated moot court competitor, twice earning the title of “Best Advocate” in faculty competitions.Prior to law school, Doug graduated from Queen’s University with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in History and worked as a logistics administration contractor for an international consulting firm. He is currently a TEP diploma candidate.Doug’s practice at Hull & Hull LLP focuses on contentious estate and trust disputes, providing clients with practical solutions through firm and focused advocacy.

Areas of Practice (1)

  • Trusts and Estates

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Queen’s University, B.A., Honours in History
Law School Attended:
Bond University, J.D.
Year of First Admission:
2023
Memberships:
Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (Canada); Ontario Bar Association; Canadian Bar Association
ISLN:
1001601502

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Location

Video Call Options

  • Zoom

Contact Doug Higgins

Contact Information:

416-369-1517  Fax

hullandhull.com

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