I am Michael Miller and managing attorney for Law Offices of Michael D. Miller. I am a native of Tucson, Arizona and have practiced law in this community for 26 years.

I am an avid proponent of Tucson and Arizona. I enjoy living in this community and raising my family here. I enthusiastically participate in community activities and the Pima County Bar Association.

My law practice philosophy is to professionally and expeditiously resolve my client's case so as to minimize inconvenience, stress, and expense as much as possible. Although some amount of time in resolution of a case is unavoidable, unnecessary delay is not an option at this office.

My practice is concentrated in three areas of the law:
(1) Personal Injury
(2) Real Estate
(3) Family Law

I am a graduate of the University of Arizona BA (Economics) and a graduate of the University of Arizona Law School. (1976).

I am a rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell signifying “superior legal skills and excellence in ethical standards.”

Please feel free to contact our office for a complimentary review of your case or legal issue.

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HOW TO PROTECT YOUR CASE:
A COMMON SENSE APPROACH

From my many years of practice, I know that being involved in a legal case raises concerns of the unknown and causes uncertainty and stress. Oftentimes, people do things they shouldn’t when they try to resolve or quick-fix their legal problems. This is particularly prevalent when someone is injured; cannot work; cannot provide for their family; and is receiving medical care. Panic sets in and people try to remedy their predicament. Although clearly understandable, this is absolutely the wrong thing to do: So here is a list of do’s and don’t’s that, over the years, I have found to be helpful.

DO’S AND DON’T’S

A. If you are injured do not give a recorded statement to the insurance company or anyone else without first consulting an attorney.
B. Do not sign anything unless you have read the document and if it is a legal document have it reviewed by an attorney first.
C. Listen but do not argue no matter how upset you are. Remember anything you say or do is almost always admissible in Court should the matter be contested.
D. Do not guess at or fabricate facts. Second sentence of “C.” above is also applicable here.
E. If you are upset or are being bullied or coerced into making a snap decision, simply walk away and contact an attorney. A measured response after reflection, not a panicked reaction, is always the preferred course of action.
F. Never represent yourself (as you will have a fool for a client).

Follow these simple truisms and you will (1) maintain the integrity of your case (2) maximize your recovery and (3) immeasurably assist your attorney in providing you the very best of representation.

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