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Mr. Miller specializes
in real estate and transactional law, with emphasis on representation
of prominent local, national and international companies in connection
with all aspects of real estate development, ownership and leasing.
His practice includes the representation of landlords and
tenants, buyers and sellers, lenders and borrowers and owners/developers
in all aspects of real estate development, including construction contracts,
architect's agreements, management contracts and CC&Rs. Mr. Miller
is co-author of "Maximizing Asset Values in the Nineties," which
appeared in The Institutional Real Estate Letter (Vol. 5, No. 4, April
1993). He recently spoke on key challenges for entertainment and new
media tenants before the Los Angeles Commercial Realty Association
conference in a program entitled, "Legal Issues in the New Millennium" and
before the Landlord/Tenant Subsection of the Real Property Law Section
of the State Bar of California in a program entitled, "Structuring
Lease Transactions with High Tech Companies" and before the CLE International in a program entitled, "Key
Work Letter Issues from Tenant Perspective." Mr. Miller belongs to the
Digital Coast Roundtable, American Bar Association, State Bar of California
and the Los Angeles County Bar Association. He graduated magna cum laude
with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Tufts University in 1984
and, in 1988, received his J.D. degree from the University of Chicago Law
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