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Barry K. Mills is a distinguished attorney based in Ellsworth, Maine, with over five decades of experience in the legal field. A native of Newport, Maine, Barry earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Maine in 1962 before graduating cum laude from Boston University School of Law in 1967. He has dedicated his career to Hale & Hamlin, where he has developed a robust practice in business litigation, general practice, personal injury, and real estate. With a strong focus on civil litigation, Barry has successfully handled a wide array of cases, including personal injury, products liability, and professional malpractice. His expertise has earned him recognition in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Lawyers in Personal Injury Practice since 2005, as well as inclusion in the American Registry of Business Excellence as one of New England’s Top Attorneys. Barry has also been named a Super Lawyer in the fields of Plaintiffs’ Personal Injury, General Civil Litigation, and Business Litigation. Barry’s commitment to the legal profession extends beyond his practice; he has held numerous leadership positions, including serving as President of the Maine State Bar Association in 1987 and participating on the Board of Governors and Executive Committees of both the Maine Trial Lawyers Association and the Maine State Bar Association. He is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, the Roscoe Pound Foundation, and the American Bar Foundation, as well as an advocate with the American Board of Trial Advocacy. Currently, Barry serves on the Ethics Commission of the Maine Board of Overseers of the Bar, further underscoring his dedication to upholding the integrity of the legal profession.
Real estate attorneys handle legal matters involving property transactions, disputes, and development. They ensure smooth closings and protect clients' property rights. Common matters include property purchases, sales transactions, title disputes, landlord-tenant issues.