David Miller is an associate in Bradley’s Litigation Practice Group. David handles disputes that span a wide variety of industries and matters, including fiduciary, bet-the-company, patent, healthcare, real-estate, and construction litigation. David is particularly well-versed in representing and advising directors, officers, and owners of closely held companies, as he draws on his expertise of internal-governance law regarding all types of entities to advise clients on how to leverage their positions and powers both prior to and during litigation.
He has routinely briefed and argued complex matters concerning entity governance and fiduciary disputes in federal and state courts. David Miller is an associate in Bradley’s Litigation Practice Group. David handles disputes that span a wide variety of industries and matters, including fiduciary, bet-the-company, patent, healthcare, real-estate, and construction litigation.
David is particularly well-versed in representing and advising directors, officers, and owners of closely held companies, as he draws on his expertise of internal-governance law regarding all types of entities to advise clients on how to leverage their positions and powers both prior to and during litigation. He has routinely briefed and argued complex matters concerning entity governance and fiduciary disputes in federal and state courts. David Miller is an associate in Bradley’s Litigation Practice Group.
David handles disputes that span a wide variety of industries and matters, including fiduciary, bet-the-company, patent, healthcare, real-estate, and construction litigation. David is particularly well-versed in representing and advising directors, officers, and owners of closely held companies, as he draws on his expertise of internal-governance law regarding all types of entities to advise clients on how to leverage their positions and powers both prior to and during litigation. He has routinely briefed and argued complex matters concerning entity governance and fiduciary disputes in federal and state courts.
