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Meredith Reade Miller
also known as Meredith R. Miller
About Meredith
Biography
Meredith R. Miller is a business and employment attorney and legal educator. She is Professor of Law at the Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. In addition, she is founder and principal of Miller Law, PLLC.
Since beginning her career as a law professor in 2004, Meredith has taught law school classes in writing and research, contracts, civil procedure, business organizations and employment law. More recently, she has spearheaded the development of a curriculum for law students that intend to operate their own practices. Her teaching has been recognized more than once with a “Professor of the Year” award from her students.
Meredith’s scholarly papers are widely cited in influential law journals and leading law school casebooks. Her writing focuses on contract, employment and business law; she has lectured on these topics throughout the world.
Meredith passionately believes that her knowledge should extend beyond the classroom and her teaching aims to reflect the realties of law as it is actually practiced. In addition to her work as a law professor, Meredith has continued to co-counsel and consult on a project basis on employment, business and real estsate litigation, arbitration and appeals. In her legal practice, Meredith leverages her background in corporate and commercial litigation to represent emerging and established businesses, freelancers and investors in transactional matters. She also has experience working with non-profit organizations. She is a past president of the LGBT Bar Association and Foundation of Greater New York ("LeGaL") and continues to serve on the Board of Directors; she is also a past president of the Network of Bar Leaders.
Practice Areas
4
Practice Areas
Appeals
25%
26 years
Business
25%
26 years
Contracts and Agreements
25%
26 years
Employment and Labor
25%
26 years
Fees and Rates
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Licensed in New York for 25 years
State: New York
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Licensed in Massachusetts for 25 years
State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Location
Miller Law, PLLC
167 Madison Ave, Suite 503, New York, NY, 10016
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Posted by anonymous | July 27, 2022 | Hired Attorney | Employment & Labor
A Compassionate & Excellent Attorney
If you need representation for employment law, Meredith is one of the best. The scenario I went through was daunting and emotionally draining. But with Meredith's guidance, I felt like I could regain my agency in the situation. She navigated it expertly, calmly and was always in complete control. I n...
Posted by Atif | September 19, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Business
Meredith is an expert in her field of practice
I have worked with Meredith a dozen times in the last 3+ years for my startup. Meredith has always provided sound legal advice, and she is a person I can trust full-heartedly. Meredith has enormous knowledge and is an expert in her field of practice. I feel very comfortable having Meredith has my com...
Posted by anonymous | September 13, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Family
Unprofessional attitude, pompous
She was volunteering for a workshop to assist with name changes. Typically it takes 6-8 weeks, from others who have gone through this experience. Seven months later, there was a mix up with the court. She was unprofessional, and had a pompous attitude with me for no reason. Her words via email to me ...
Meredith Miller
Replied last September 13, 2019I am sorry that you had a bad experience, even after all that was done to attempt to rectify apparent miscommunications between the clerk's office and the court. I strive, as I did in this instance, for the utmost client satisfaction, no matter the context of the representation. As you know, I have always made myself available, and I remain available, to discuss your specific concerns directly.
Posted by gregory tomlinson | June 14, 2017 | Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Fast, Professional
I reached out to Meredith about some questions I had about an LLC I setup in the past. She was really helpful and pointed me in the right direction. I would definitely work with her in the future.
Posted by Amanda Russell | May 02, 2016
Extremely Helpful
Although it was clear we may not be the best fit to work together, Meredith still took time to chat with me and provide helpful insight and direction about my situation. While she could have been only interested in getting my business, she made the recommendations that were best for my situation and ...
Meredith Reade Miller's Lawyer Endorsements
"Meredith is supportive to clients, fellow attorneys, and her communities at large. She is exceptionally intelligent, thoughtful and easy-going - which is exactly what I want in a lawyer. I highly recommend her."
"Ms. Miller is a highly capable attorney committed to providing clients experienced, knowledgeable and aggressive representation. I endorse her without reservation."
"Meredith is an excellent litigation attorney. A zealous advocate for her clients and well respected in the legal community. Highly recommended lawyer."
"I endorse this lawyer. She was my professor in law school and I have seen her prove her mastery of contract law. You will be in amazing hands."
"I have known Meredith for a couple of years, and I think she is an excellent attorney. I am pleased to endorse her."
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Experience
Honors
2015
The Jeffrey E. Rockwell Alumni Achievement Award, BLS OUTLaws
2013
Best Professor, Touro Law Center Student Bar Association
2008
Professor of the Year, Touro Law Center Student Bar Association
Work Experience
2010 - Present
Attorney and Legal Consultant, Miller Law, PLLC
2006 - Present
Professor of Law, Touro Law Center
2004 - 2006
Honorable Abraham L. Freedman Fellow and Lecturer in Law, Temple Law School
2002 - 2004
Associate, Litigation Department, Proskauer Rose LLP
2000 - 2002
Senior Court Attorney, Central Staff, New York Court of Appeals
Associations
2016 - Present
LGBT Judicial Commission (by Chief Judge appointment)Member
2014 - Present
LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York ("LeGaL")Board Member
2019 - 2021
Network of Bar LeadersPresident
2015 - 2017
LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York ("LeGaL")President
Sample of Legal Cases
T-Mobile Northeast LLC v 133 Second Ave., LLC
Win. Decision affirmed.
Lanzuter Benevolent Assn. v Altman
Win. Trial court decision reversed.
T-Mobile Northeast LLC v. Jomel Associates, Inc.
Win. Motion granted.
DiFabio v. Omnipoint Communications, Inc.
Win. Decision affirmed
Faulkner v. National Geographic Enterprises Inc.
Win. Decision affirmed
Education
2006
Temple Law School
LL.M - Master of Laws
2000
Brooklyn Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
1997
Union College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2021
Starting a Solo Practice CLE
Starting a Solo Practice
2020
New York Court of Appeals Diversity Day
The Role of Bar Associations in Our Diverse Communities
2020
AABNY Presents
Embracing and Learning Diversity, Inclusion and Equity in the Workplace and Beyond
2019
Temple Law Review Symposium—Disrupting Hierarchies in Legal Education: Commemorating the Impact of the Freedman Fellow Program
Access to Law School and the Profession
2019
NYSBA Annual Meeting, Business Law Section
Proposed Revisions to NY LLC Law
2019
LLC Institute
LLC Agreements that Went Wrong, and How to Fix Them: Case Studies and War Stories
2018
Annual Contracts Conference
Should LLC Statutes Allow Oral Operating Agreements?
2017
Annual Conference on Contracts
Cardozo’s Legacy and Contract Doctrine
2017
4th Annual Consortium for Access to Justice Conference on Incubators, Residencies and Non-Profit Law Firms
Too Many Lawyers, Not Enough Justice
2016
Wix Ed (online live chat)
Live Chat about Business Entities for Entrepreneurs
2016
Conference on Access to Justice Through Incubator Programs and Non-Profit Law Firms
Incubators: Training, Curriculum and Methods
2016
11th Annual Conference on Contracts
The Effect of Involuntary Termination on Non-Compete Enforceability
2015
New York State Bar Association
Representing Clients after Obergefell, Key Employment Issues
2015
ALI Incubator Conference
Practical Ideas for Teaching Solo/Small Firm Practice in Law School Curriculum
2014
9th Annual International Contracts Conference
Getting Paid in the Naked Economy
2013
Southeastern Legal Scholars Conference
Toward a Disclosure Model: The Failure of Corporate Supplier Codes as Contracts
2013
8th Annual Conference on Contracts
Toward a Disclosure Model: The Failure of Corporate Supplier Codes as Contracts
2012
7th Annual Conference on Contracts
Party Sophistication and Pluralism in Contract
2011
Law of Contract or Laws of Contracts
Party Sophistication and Pluralism in Contract
2011
6th Annual Conference on Contracts
Strategic Default: The Popularization of a Debate Among Contract Scholars
2010
Spring Conference on Contracts
Contract Law, Party Sophistication and the New Formalism
2008
4th Annual Contracts Conference
Enforcement of Pre-Dispute Limits on Process
2007
The Enduring Legacy of Wood v. Lady Duff Gordon
A Picture of the New York Court of Appeals at the Time of Wood v. Lucy Lady Duff-Gordon
2004
International Contracts Conference
What's Will Got To Do With It? Reforming the Duress Doctrine
2002
CLE at Court of Appeals Hall
Civil Motions for Leave to Appeal to the New York Court of Appeals
Publications
2021
2021
Journal of Race, Gender and Ethnicity
Going Beyond Rule 8.4(g): A Shift to Active and Conscious Efforts to Dismantle Bias
2018
2016
New York Law Journal
Everything I Know About Criminal Procedure I Learned From TV
2016
Oxford University Press (Book Chapter)
Corporate Codes of Conduct and Working Conditions in the Global Supply Chain: Accountability through Transparency in Private Ordering
2015
2015
UMKC Law Review
Designing a Solo & Small Practice Curriculum
2015
New York Law Journal
Living Document Represents Freedom to Marry
2015
Hofstra Labor Law Journal
Getting Paid in the Naked Economy
2013
Touro Law Review
Party Sophistication and Value Pluralism in Contract
2011
2011
Cornell Real Estate Review
Strategic Default: The Popularization of a Debate Among Contract Scholars
2010
Missouri Law Review
Contract Law, Party Sophistication and the New Formalism
2008
2008
2008
2006
Hastings Business Law Journal
Revisiting Austin V. Loral: A Study in Economic Duress, Contract Modification and Framing
Languages
English