Mike Miller

Kegler Brown Hill & Ritter (16+ Attorneys)

www.keglerbrown.com

I practice criminal law. My clients benefit from my varied legal experience, which includes 23 years in the prosecutors office, 3 years as a judge, and 13 years in private practice.

Area of Law:

D.U.I./Criminal and Traffic Defense

Location:

65 E. State Street
Suite 1800
Columbus, OH 43215

Years of Practice:

16+ years

Phone:

614.462.5468

Fax:

614.464.2634

Category:

D.U.I./Criminal and Traffic Defense

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100% of Practice

Sub-Categories:

White Collar
Traffic and Moving Violations
Theft and Fraud
Shoplifting
Sex offenses
Search & Seizure
Probation Violations
Misdemeanor
Juvenile
Homicide and Assault

Forfeiture
Felony Auto Accidents
Federal Criminal Law
Expungements
DUI / OVI
Drugs
Domestic Violence
Conspiracy
Computer Crimes
Child Abuse

Degree

Juris Doctor (JD)
Moritz College of Law
1963

Accomplishments

Inducted as a Fellow to the American College of Trial Lawyers. Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America (R).

Bar Association Memberships

Columbus Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association

Court Admissions

Ohio, Supreme Court of the United States

Continuing Education

I am current with all of my continuing education requirements.

Bar Admission Date

1963

Supreme Court Number

0022837

Licensed In

Number of Attorneys in Firm

16+

Summary of Firm

I practice criminal law. My clients benefit from my varied legal experience, which includes 23 years in the prosecutors office, 3 years as a judge, and 13 years in private practice.

Summary of Previous Employment

I spent 4 years in the FBI. I was elected to four terms as the Franklin County prosecuting attorney, serving more than 17 years. I also spent 3 years as a Judge.

Significant Cases

I have tried over 150 jury cases, including more than 50 first-degree or aggravated murder trials. I handle felony and misdemeanor cases throughout Ohio in local, state, and federal courts.

Why did you decide to become an attorney?

I became an attorney because I wanted to be in the FBI. I spent 4 years in the FBI in New York before coming back to Columbus to practice law.

What experiences (work and personal) help you to be a better attorney?

I believe that my clients benefit from my varied legal experience which includes a combination of 23 years in the prosecutors office, 3 years as a judge, and 13 years of private practice.

Describe your personal interests and hobbies.

I am a prolific reader (I especially enjoy reading history and biographies). I also play fast-pitch softball.

Describe your charitable activities.

I have been involved with Charity Newsies for 30 years, and I also donate to the United Way.

Free Initial Consultation?

I won't charge you for and initial phone consultation to review your case.

Typical Retainer Fees

Most cases do not require a retainer.

Fixed-Price Services and Fees

Most cases are handled on a fixed-price basis. You'll know what to expect with regard to your legal fees.

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