Jeffrey A Miller

Word of advice stay away from Miller and Associates they are extremely unprofessional and don't care about your case.The communication is poor to none, they will not meet you in person even if you request, they will charge you for every item and everything is limited representation they have charged ...a total of $5899 for my case and when I was reluctant in their professionalism and hired another attorney they kept my $3000 without rendering service be careful once you pay them money they will not return your money and claim breach of contract despite the poor representation. They have been disciplined by the state Licensing authority (see top page )and will treat you and scold you as if you are the defendant instead of issuing guidance and defend you in your case.

Someone complained in these reviews of being told to have a glass of wine. Guess what? After a full day of grueling depositions (questioning by lawyers under oath), I was stressed out, nervous and worried that I messed up, and I was told the same thing. It was clear to me in the whole contex...t that he was trying to ease my nervousness, and adding that was just Jeffrey Miller's way of saying, "Girl, you did fine. You have nothing to worry about. You did your part. I know these depositions can be intimidating and nerve wrecking. Now it is time for you to go home and chill and relax. Have a glass of wine. We got your back and I am holding the legal fort." And he sure did! Jeff won my case hands down!! And, in the face of what I thought were insurmountable difficulties. But one by one, Miller took care of everything. The man is simply brilliant. Just brilliant. Miller seems to know how to prioritize his time to research and to find just the perfect case law that WINS you YOUR CASE! I realized, when Miller is on a roll: just do what he asks. Just send the documents or info he requests. He anticipates and thinks unusually quickly and clearly. He goes into some state of hyper-focus, working on a case it seems. My case was complex. He goes a million miles an hour. And then wants this, that and the other piece of paperwork - and wants it quickly! I just always sent the office whatever was needed in the moment. I could tell they were working hard - for me ! And I wasn't gonna let them down. Scanning and emailing it, or running to the post office as soon as I could. I just stayed organized on my end, having my paperwork in order and ready to be send off. So he can do his job which, it turns out, he does extremely well! Miller might adjust his original legal strategy, in reaction to a motion by the opposing party, or something on the docket that you as a client are blissfully unaware of because his firm is already taking care of it for you. Just trust they know what they are doing, and go with the flow. I did that, and the results were fantastic. Sometimes, it may seem to make no sense to you, but that is exactly where it pays off to have Jeffrey Miller - or he and one of his clever associates, such as Alexandra Rodriquez, together - work for you: They understand something you don't because that is THEIR job. To me it felt as if I had the A-team on my side. They are an impressive bunch! They saved the day, when I thought it couldn't be saved. Don't know how they did it, but they did. I found again, and again: they have a plan to bring you justice, and that plan comes brilliantly together in the end. Help them help you though. Send them 2 copies of everything requested. Send it, organized well, marked well. And: in 2 identical files with your name & case number on it in one envelope. As if 2 lawyers would literally be standing by the front door of the office as your envelope arrives, and they both want to look at all of your paperwork at the same moment right away. I always realized that they are helping not just me, but tens of others, and they have hundreds of papers coming in daily - so I tried to help the lawyers too. (A long time ago, I used to be a secretary at a law office.) I always marked my paperwork with case name and number clearly - and sent it in double. Don't write on the front of originals - mark on the back or in corner of the copy that you send in. And as with everything: Always, keep one copy for yourself. This is common sense. Jeff Miller and his associates have been amazing. Miller has 5 offices and several associates - they are obviously busy - but if they take on your case, you ought to thank God on your bare knees to be so lucky. Five stars ! And a gold medal !! *****