Mark P. Miller

Background

About Mark P. Miller

During his more than 35 years of experience, commercial litigator Mark Miller has represented clients from an array of industries in a wide range of multimillion-dollar disputes and in litigation and arbitration nationwide. Mark concentrates his practice on complex commercial disputes, including supply chain and distribution disputes and trade secret misappropriation, and in defending consumer class actions around the country. Mark’s clients include large national and international businesses and Fortune 200 companies across industries ranging from software, automotive, packaging, hospitality, hardware, biopharma and domestic and overseas manufacturing, to consumer products and home goods. Dedicated to resolving even the most difficult, high-stakes and high-value disputes, Mark also knows, from decades of practical experience, that litigation is only one of the tools available to resolve a dispute. Clients appreciate Mark’s honest, objective analysis of their dispute. He consistently strives to conserve client resources while protecting their bottom line and reputation through tactical litigation strategies balanced, where appropriate, with pragmatic alternative dispute resolution. Because of his experience resolving disputes, Mark frequently advises clients on proactive strategies to prevent disputes from arising in the operation of their businesses. Clients also value Mark’s drive to win, intelligence in the law, commitment to creative approach and ability to read opposing counsel. Mark’s objective is to design dispute resolution strategies that fit into the broader context of his clients’ business and overall commercial objectives. Because of Mark’s long experience, his skills are versatile. His focused counsel is supported by effectual negotiation and formidable courtroom advocacy. For more than 30 years, Mark has devoted a portion of his practice to assisting clients in complying with government agencies that regulate the manufacturing, sale and labelling of products, for industrial and consumer products. Those regulators and regulations domestically include the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Highway Transportation Safety Authority, the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, Proposition 65, and Toxics in Packaging. Worldwide, Mark’s experience includes the Product Safety, REACH, ROHS, and ELV directives enacted by the European Union and other countries.