Vikram Sohal

Vikram Sohal is a commercial litigator focusing on professional liability, intellectual property, D&O liability and products liability litigation. He has successfully defended attorneys, banking executives and other professionals in multimillion-dollar lawsuits, and has favorably resolved more than 50 copyright infringement disputes on behalf of America's oldest performing rights organization both in and out of the courtroom.

Mr. Sohal has substantial trial experience.  He served as second-chair trial counsel in a week-long bench trial in which Miller LLP successfully defended former officers of a bank accused of fraud, negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.  He also served as second-chair trail counsel in a two-week bench trial in which Miller LLP defended an attorney accused of professional negligence.  The defendants conceded liability ab initio and the plaintiff sought over $1.2 million in damages.  After substantial post-trial briefing, the court awarded the plaintiff only 3.75% of her alleged damages.

Mr. Sohal has also represented numerous clients on a pro bono basis. Specifically, he represented the victims of mortgage loan rescue and modification scams. He also served as lead counsel on a petition brought under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.