About Geoffrey
Geoffrey first joined Brazeau Seller Law as an Associate in 2017. During Geoffrey’s tenure as a lawyer with Brazeau Seller Law, he has become an important member of our firm and an integral part of our litigation department, developing a broad civil litigation practice that includes construction, corporate, commercial, real estate, bankruptcy and insolvency, sports and insurance litigation.Geoffrey attended Queen’s University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Math (with honours) in 2011, a Master of Arts in Economics in 2012, and a law degree in 2014. For his Master’s thesis, Geoffrey wrote about the methodology used in valuing properties that are the subject of government expropriations.His published works include “An Economic Analysis of Compensation Paid in Government Expropriations in Canada” (2012) and “An Economic Analysis of Executive Compensation in Canada” (2014).
Geoffrey first joined Brazeau Seller Law as an Associate in 2017. During Geoffrey’s tenure as a lawyer with Brazeau Seller Law, he has become an important member of our firm and an integral part of our litigation department, developing a broad civil litigation practice that includes construction, corporate, commercial, real estate, bankruptcy and insolvency, sports and insurance litigation.Geoffrey attended Queen’s University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Math (with honours) in 2011, a Master of Arts in Economics in 2012, and a law degree in 2014. For his Master’s thesis, Geoffrey wrote about the methodology used in valuing properties that are the subject of government expropriations.His published works include “An Economic Analysis of Compensation Paid in Government Expropriations in Canada” (2012) and “An Economic Analysis of Executive Compensation in Canada” (2014).
Geoffrey first joined Brazeau Seller Law as an Associate in 2017. During Geoffrey’s tenure as a lawyer with Brazeau Seller Law, he has become an important member of our firm and an integral part of our litigation department, developing a broad civil litigation practice that includes construction, corporate, commercial, real estate, bankruptcy and insolvency, sports and insurance litigation.
Geoffrey attended Queen’s University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Math (with honours) in 2011, a Master of Arts in Economics in 2012, and a law degree in 2014. For his Master’s thesis, Geoffrey wrote about the methodology used in valuing properties that are the subject of government expropriations.
His published works include “An Economic Analysis of Compensation Paid in Government Expropriations in Canada” (2012) and “An Economic Analysis of Executive Compensation in Canada” (2014).
Geoffrey first joined Brazeau Seller Law as an Associate in 2017. During Geoffrey’s tenure as a lawyer with Brazeau Seller Law, he has become an important member of our firm and an integral part of our litigation department, developing a broad civil litigation practice that includes construction, corporate, commercial, real estate, bankruptcy and insolvency, sports and insurance litigation.Geoffrey attended Queen’s University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Math (with honours) in 2011, a Master of Arts in Economics in 2012, and a law degree in 2014. For his Master’s thesis, Geoffrey wrote about the methodology used in valuing properties that are the subject of government expropriations.His published works include “An Economic Analysis of Compensation Paid in Government Expropriations in Canada” (2012) and “An Economic Analysis of Executive Compensation in Canada” (2014).
Geoffrey first joined Brazeau Seller Law as an Associate in 2017. During Geoffrey’s tenure as a lawyer with Brazeau Seller Law, he has become an important member of our firm and an integral part of our litigation department, developing a broad civil litigation practice that includes construction, corporate, commercial, real estate, bankruptcy and insolvency, sports and insurance litigation.
Geoffrey attended Queen’s University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Math (with honours) in 2011, a Master of Arts in Economics in 2012, and a law degree in 2014. For his Master’s thesis, Geoffrey wrote about the methodology used in valuing properties that are the subject of government expropriations.
His published works include “An Economic Analysis of Compensation Paid in Government Expropriations in Canada” (2012) and “An Economic Analysis of Executive Compensation in Canada” (2014).
