
Florence M. Miller is a trial and appellate litigation attorney. She handles business and personal claims of all kinds, is responsive to the needs of her clients, and is proud of her reputation for successfully handling cases as quickly and economically as possible. In addition, she is also proud of her record in complex litigation. Ms. Miller represents both defendants and plaintiffs.
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Florence Miller represents companies of sizes and types, from small cottage businesses to businesses employing thousands of employees. Your business is unique, and we have the creativity and sophistication to find integrated solutions that work for your objectives – for us, there is no one-size-fits all.
It is important for us to understand the key value proposition and learn the intricacies of your operations, along with your short-term and long term objectives. We believe that a multiple-disciplinary approach to resolving issues is key, which sometimes means coordinating with advisors outside of the law firm and working collaboratively.
We believe that each of our clients are looking for us to develop constructive solutions and offer practical advice to resolve and avoid issues and foster growth. Sound judgment, vision and common sense are skills our clients have come to appreciate in working with our firm.
Some of our services in corporate law include:
Ms. Miller advises employers and individuals about many aspects of employment and labor law. Ms. Miller advises clients about ADA, ADEA, breach of contract, defamation, FMLA, FLSA, non-compete contracts, Title VII, trade secret cases, and wrongful discharge.
Ms. Miller also helps employers comply with ERISA, employee benefits, employment and severance agreements, executive compensation, and personnel policies.
Ms. Miller is well-known for her skill as an attorney in employment and labor law. Her clients include employers in many industries, such as banking, hospitality, major industrial, retail, service, health care, and technology.
Ms. Miller’s experience extends to: