Overview
Don Miller has extensive trial, arbitration and appellate experience. He focuses his practice on intellectual property, entertainment, real estate, health care (representing third-party administrators), employment and other complex litigation matters.
Don has successfully litigated a wide range of IP and entertainment issues on behalf of prominent clients in the motion picture, television, music and book publishing industries, including, for example, accounting, distribution and contract disputes; copyright and credit disputes; anti-piracy issues; film finance; and trademark, false advertising and unfair competition claims.
Don’s other complex litigation experience is diverse and includes handling multimillion-dollar disputes for a wide range of clients, from governmental agencies to large companies to individuals. Examples of such disputes include patent infringement, unclaimed property, trusts and estates, breach of contract, legal malpractice, partnership dissolution, post-acquisition earn-out claims, and insurance coverage.
Don’s accounting and finance background is invaluable to his practice, especially with determining and assessing damages, handling damages experts, and advising clients on litigation and business risks.
Education
- University of California at Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law, J.D., Chairman, Moot Court Board; R. Traynor Moot Court Competition
- Miami University, School of Business Administration, Accounting and Finance, B.S.
Bar Admissions
- California
Recognition
- Named "Southern California Rising Star" in Intellectual Property Litigation and Business Litigation by Thomson Reuters (2011-2014)