
with an emphasis in Corporate Law and Civil Litigation in New York.

in a wide range of transactional and business matters.
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MILLER LAW OFFICES, PLLC is a general practice law firm with an emphasis in Commercial/Civil Litigation and Corporate Law.
Practice Areas
including Landlord and Tenant Proceedings
Attorneys

Jeffrey H. Miller, Esq.
Founding Member
Before practicing law, Mr. Miller worked as a congregational Rabbi, having earned a Master’s…
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Scott J. Farrell, Esq.
Counsel
Handles both civil litigation and corporate law in New York, as well as corporate…
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Be Courteous
It is an age-old adage that “records are made to be broken”. Unfortunately, so, too, are contracts. Since the parties who entered into the contract have a vested interest... Read More
Pay No Attention To That Man Behind The Curtain
It is a bedrock principle of law that a corporation and the person who owns/operates it are not one and the same. This is true even for people... Read More
The American Rule
Many places in the world use the “English Rule”, where the prevailing party in a law suit is entitled to recover legal fees. America generally prefers the (aptly... Read More
Lien On Me
Shilian v. All Sons Electric is the subject of our second Newsletter. Our client, an electrical contractor, retained us after it was served with legal papers by homeowners challenging... Read More
More On Shifting The Burden
After our clients sold their home, they were sued by the (former) brokers. The brokers alleged that they were owed a commission since they introduced the buyer to... Read More
Shifting The Burden
After our clients’ house sustained significant damage from a burst pipe, they retained a public adjuster to negotiate the best possible settlement with their insurance company. Since the... Read More
If I Could Turn Back Time
Our client obtained a money judgment of about $75,000 in 2002 against its tenants. Six years later, the tenants sought to set aside the judgment by arguing that... Read More