Hale & Hamlin __ Barry K. Mills

Maine's oldest law firm, serving the Downeast community since 1883.

Barry K. Mills

Barry Mills is a native of Newport, Maine. After graduating from the University of Maine in 1962, he worked a stint as reporter for the Bangor Daily News and one year as English teacher at Clinton High School. He graduated cum laude from Boston University School of Law in 1967. He has practiced his entire career with Hale & Hamlin.

Barry lives in Blue Hill. While he still maintains a sizeable real estate practice, Barry spends most of his time with civil litigation, including personal injury cases, products liability, and professional malpractice. He has served on the Board of Governors and Executive Committees of both Maine Trial Lawyers and The Maine State Bar Association. He served as President of the Maine State Bar Association in 1987 and is a former director of the Maine Bar Foundation. He is a member of American Judicature Society, a fellow of Roscoe Pound Foundation, fellow of American College of Trial Lawyers, and advocate with American Board of Trial Advocacy. Barry also serves as a fellow of the American Bar Foundation and a commissioner of the Maine Civil Legal Services Commission.

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