Federal Practice · Immigration
Patents · NY State Law
Ph.D., J.D. · Attorney at Law
BigLaw partner experience. Yale & NYU credentials. Focused exclusively on federal matters — from patent litigation and IP strategy to immigration and civil rights.
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Stefan Miller brings over fifteen years of BigLaw partnership experience — including a decade at Kirkland & Ellis — to a focused federal practice designed to deliver exceptional counsel without the overhead.
With a doctorate in Organic Chemistry from Yale and a law degree from NYU, Stefan combines rare scientific depth with courtroom-tested litigation instinct. He has litigated billion-dollar patent matters while passionately representing pro bono clients in all areas of the law, including habeas corpus, Special Immigrant Visas, and more. Adaptable, smart, and street-tested.
Credentials
Practice Areas
Pharmaceutical and life sciences patent litigation before Federal District Courts, the ITC, USPTO, and Federal Circuit. ANDA/Hatch-Waxman, IPR proceedings, and licensing disputes.
Special Immigrant Visas, asylum, and complex immigration matters before federal agencies and courts. Transparent flat-rate pricing with translation services available.
High-stakes federal civil matters including habeas corpus, civil rights, and appellate advocacy. Strategic counsel from pre-suit through trial and appeal.
Contact
Initial consultations are straightforward and confidential. Stefan will give you a direct assessment — no runaround, no junior associates.
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✓ Licensed in New York
✗ NOT Licensed in Texas
Admitted before the United States Patent & Trademark Office
Admitted before the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals