Diana Miles
Diana Miles is the former chief executive officer of the Law Society of Ontario, where she served for over 23 years, becoming acting CEO in 2017 and then permanently appointed in 2018. She departed from her role following a months-long investigation into a significant and undisclosed salary increase, which raised concerns among the board regarding governance and transparency.
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Diana Miles, their chief executive officer, had betrayed them, he told the room of lawyers and paralegals.
Inside the Law Society of Ontario’s decision to release report on ousted CEOs pay rise
Canada· 2025-03-28
Diana Miles was ousted as the chief executive officer of the Law Society of Ontario after receiving a pay increase without board approval.
Law Society of Ontario releases investigation into ousted CEO’s pay raiseCanada· 2025-03-28Diana Miles was the recently ousted chief executive officer of the Law Society of Ontario who received a significant pay raise without board approval.
Law Society benchers meeting to decide how to handle report on ex-CEO’s pay raiseCanada· 2025-03-20Diana Miles received a more than 50-per-cent salary increase while serving as CEO of the Law Society of Ontario.
Law Society of Ontario faces calls to release report into recently ousted CEO’s pay increaseCanada· 2025-03-14
Diana Miles, the chief executive officer of the Law Society of Ontario, has left the regulatory body after a months-long probe into how her salary jumped by more than 50 per cent.
Ontario law society CEO departs amid independent review of her salary increaseCanada· 2025-03-07