Robert R. Miller

Robert R. Miller, an associate at Lax, Neville & Intelisano, LLP, specializes in securities, employment, and corporate disputes, representing clients before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA"), the American Arbitration Association ("AAA"), as well as state and federal courts. His practice encompasses advocating for individual investors against brokers, broker-dealers, and wealth managers in cases involving abusive sales practices, including fraud, churning, unsuitability, and breach of fiduciary duty.

Robert also represents brokers and financial professionals in matters such as firm transitions, deferred compensation disputes, promissory notes, Form U-5 expungements, and employment agreements. Additionally, he advises broker-dealers, financial firms, and shareholders on corporate and contract disputes. A notable aspect of his work involves defending bankruptcy clawback actions, particularly those related to the infamous Bernard L. Madoff Securities Ponzi scheme.

With a comprehensive background in general commercial litigation, Robert handles cases involving the Uniform Commercial Code, asset and equity sales, non-competition agreements, partnership disputes, oil and gas issues, bad faith, fraud, and construction disputes. His experience extends to litigating construction disputes concerning public contracts, surety and bond issues, and owner-engineer-contractor relationships.

Robert earned his law degree from New York University School of Law, where he contributed as an editor for the Journal of Law and Liberty and served as a research assistant to Professor Eleanor Fox, focusing on US antitrust and international competition law.