He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Illinois College of Business in 1992. Miller attended the University of Illinois College of Law on a full, merit scholarship and graduated cum laude in 1997. He is a Past President of the Law Alumni Board for the University of Illinois College of Law. Miller was named one of the 40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 To Watch by the Law Bulletin Publishing Company, publishers of Chicago Lawyer and Chicago Daily Law Bulletin. Miller has been repeatedly recognized as a Leading Lawyer, Super Lawyer, and Rising Star. He also served on the faculty for IICLE ®’s Trial Advocacy series, speaking on motions, negotiating settlements, and cross-examinations. He has spoken for IICLE ® programs, including Trial Advocacy for Civil Litigators (2019) and Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence (2018). Miller prosecuted approximately 50 jury trials, including two murder cases. A Motion to Quash is often used to quash service of process. It is commonly used to quash: Service of process A subpoena Evidence Motion to Quash service of process. A Motion to Quash can be filed by either party in a case.
Quash means to say that something is invalid. He has been an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association since 2008, for FINRA since 2018, and for the Cook County Mandatory Arbitration Program from 2003 to 2005. A motion is a request for a judge to do something.
Miller is an Adjunct Professor at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, where he has served as an instructor for Trial Advocacy since 2005 and for Advanced Trial Advocacy since 2013. He has litigated disputes involving business contracts, employment law, insurance coverage, trademarks, partnership agreements, and corporate veil-piercing claims, among others. Miller II concentrates his practice in commercial litigation, class actions, and labor law.
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