About Elizabeth

Elizabeth Beattie is an associate in the Real Estate Group at Mills & Mills LLP, supporting clients through residential and commercial real estate matters including purchases, sales, financings and leasing transactions, as well as power of sale proceedings. She manages files from intake through closing, handles due diligence, and coordinates with clients, lenders, realtors and opposing counsel, and she also drafts and reviews commercial agreements tied to property development. Her research background covers tenancy disputes under the Residential Tenancies Act, allocation of common expenses, and federal banking provisions affecting real property. Elizabeth earned her JD from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2023 and a BA in economics with a minor in international development from McGill University in 2019, and she was called to the bar in 2025. Before joining Mills & Mills she worked at a boutique firm focused on condominium development.

Education & credentials

Law school
Osgoode Hall Law School
Undergraduate
BA, Economics (minor in International Development), McGill University, 2019

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