Miller & Chevalier Chartered
About Miller & Chevalier Chartered
Miller & Chevalier Chartered is a leading law firm with 40 lawyers recognized by Best Lawyers across 10 practice areas. The firm's tenure with Best Lawyers began in 1991. Having lawyers recognized in Best Lawyers' Purely Peer Review® emphasizes the lawyers’ credibility and reputation for their practice amongst peers in their practice areas and regions. It displays professional validation of the legal talent that Miller & Chevalier Chartered has on its team. The firm has lawyers recognized in practice areas including: Administrative / Regulatory Law, Criminal Defense: White-Collar, Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law, Litigation - Securities, and Securities Regulation.
Miller & Chevalier Chartered also appears in Best Law Firms® accolades. The Best Law Firms rankings are founded on a time-tested and transparent research process that has remained consistent since Best Lawyers launched it in 2010. Miller & Chevalier Chartered has 15 rankings in Administrative / Regulatory Law, Appellate Practice, Banking and Finance Law, Closely Held Companies and Family Businesses Law, Commercial Litigation, Communications Law, Corporate Governance and Compliance Law, Criminal Defense: White-Collar, Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law, Ethics and Professional Responsibility Law, International Trade and Finance Law, Litigation - ERISA, Litigation - Securities, Litigation and Controversy - Tax, Securities Regulation, Tax Law, and Trusts and Estates, echoing their Best Lawyers awards and team of top legal talent.
*Unactivated firm profiles show a limited selection of up to 10 practice areas.
These honors come directly from peer feedback, reflecting the strong regard other leading attorneys have for Miller & Chevalier Chartered's skill, advocacy, and commitment to clients.
Office Location:
- Washington, District of Columbia
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After serving as a law clerk for a Federal judge in Los Angeles, Mike began his career in tax controversy as a Trial Attorney with the Attorney General’s Honors Program at the Tax Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. After the Justice Department, Mike worked at a boutique tax firm in Washington, D.C., where he was elected partner in 2004. In this capacity he represented clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to partnerships and individuals. Mike returned to government in 2005...
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