Admiralty and maritime law has been a major part of Ms. Miller’s practice since she was admitted to the bar in 1980. Ms. Miller has extensive experience in representing vessel owners, stevedores, towers, underwriters, ship’s agents and freight forwarders in personal injury, cargo, limitation of liability, towage, collision and allision cases, vessel financing, maritime liens and maritime commercial disputes. Ms. Miller also represents insurers and corporate clients in insurance coverage disputes involving various types of both maritime and non maritime policies. Ms. Miller’s trial practice includes the defense of medical malpractice, professional liability and commercial cases. Ms. Miller presently serves as Chancellor for Alabama for the Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast and as Honorary Consul for the Kingdom of Norway in Alabama.
Considerations for Allocating Risk through Contractual Indemnity and Insurance Obligations, Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute 2019 (with Raymond T. Waid and Kristen L. Teatom); Recent Developments in Admiralty Law in the Eleventh, Eighth and Sixth Circuits, Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute, 2003; Recent Developments in Admiralty Law in the Eleventh Circuit and the Supreme Court, Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute, 1994; Cargo Legal Liabilities: A Comparison of the Liabilities of Carriers, Stevedores, Terminal Operators and Others for Cargo, 17 Cum. L. Rev. 763, 1987
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