Miller & Miller

read moreYou may have seen advertisements from larger firms in Chicago, offering services to clients in southeastern Wisconsin. But can they truly understand or address your specific legal needs? At Miller & Miller Law, LLC, we live and work in the communities we serve. We have offices conveniently located in Milwaukee, Madison and Kenosha. Larger firms may pass you from attorney to attorney. Not so at Miller & Miller Law, LLC. We believe in working closely with our clients to understand their needs and respond appropriately.

read moreAt the offices of Miller & Miller Law, LLC, our lawyers are committed to helping individuals and families in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin. Our firm began helping people struggling with debt. In the years that followed, we have come to do much more. We care deeply about our clients. Whether our clients are considering bankruptcy, injured in an accident, facing disability or investigating an estate plan to prepare for the future, we want to make sure they have the best resources available to help them.

read moreBad things can happen to anyone at any time, and when they do you need an experienced attorney on your side. Miller & Miller Law, LLC‘s mass tort and civil litigation attorneys are well-versed in ongoing, past and new class action claims, and will find a solution that will work for you, so you can focus on recovering from your injuries and returning to your family. You need an experienced attorney to determine whether you belong to an existing action, or if you have a new action to bring.

read moreAt Miller & Miller Law, LLC, we understand personal injury cases both from a bankruptcy perspective and from a holistic one. In over 25 years of practicing bankruptcy, we have seen many clients with personal injury cases that remain unresolved. Perhaps a person has been injured but doesn't know if they have a case. Other times, someone has a pending personal injury case with another attorney. Either way, they are hurting in ways that go beyond the physical, and we want to make sure their rights and potential recoveries are protected if they should need to file a bankruptcy.