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Greg Millikan serves as lead or supportive counsel in tax-sensitive business ventures, real estate and estate planning matters. He has practiced in Hawaii and California since 1977, and is licensed in both states. "AV"-rated by Martindale-Hubbell since 1982, Greg represents private institutions, closely-held enterprises, and the individuals who own and lead them. Representative matters, clients and client references are available on request.

In practice, Greg's goal is to maximize client returns, minimize client taxes, and limit client risks to those his clients understand and accept as necessary. Excellence, trustworthiness, accessibility, timeliness, creativity and client-care are hallmarks of Greg's work; but at the root, his practice is grounded in Christian ethics and values. Fees vary with the type of engagement, but are always subject to client satisfaction. Pro bono representation is available where warranted by the circumstances.

Background:

Greg graduated with honors from Occidental College in 1970 (B.A. Political Science). After four years of professional baseball, he attended UCLA School of Law . He was a member of the UCLA Law Review. On graduation in 1977, he received the Order of the Coif and the Prentice-Hall Award in Taxation as the top tax student in his graduating class. Greg was admitted to the Hawaii Bar in 1977 and to the California Bar in 1982. Greg's studies include coursework in Christian ethics and theology at Fuller Theological Seminary.

Greg serves as Chairman of the Board of Working Faith, co-founded by him 2000. He previously practiced law with Carlsmith, Wichman & Case in Honolulu, Hawaii, and Millikan and Thomas in Pasadena, California. He has served on a number of Boards and Committees, including the John M. Perkins Foundation for Reconciliation and Development, the Joint Bioethics Committee of the Los Angeles County Bar Association and Los Angeles County Medical Association, and the Pasadena Chapter of the Christian Legal Society .