Gregory Miller has more than 20 years of experience in civil litigation and corporate counseling, including trial and appellate work involving complex commercial matters, intellectual property and insurance law disputes.

Greg is the group head of Rivkin Radler’s Intellectual Property Practice Group, which the New Jersey Law Journal named Intellectual Property Litigation Department of the Year (Midsize) for 2018. His practice includes litigating contractual, business torts and shareholder and partnership disputes; representing pharmaceutical and other corporate clients in a wide variety of intellectual property matters, including restrictive covenants, unfair competition, trade secrets, copyright, trademark and patent cases; providing counsel and drafting advice in connection with business ventures, including restrictive covenants, supply and licensing, distribution, confidentiality, employment and other agreements. He also has provided advice and acted as New Jersey counsel in dozens of Hatch-Waxman and other patent infringement disputes.

Greg’s practice also includes litigating complex insurance coverage disputes and subrogation claims, including environmental and catastrophic claims, and bad faith actions. His experience includes the successful defense of dozens of significant claims arising from Y2K, 9/11 and Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, many of which exceeded $100 million.

An active member of the ABA’s Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee of the Section of Litigation, Greg currently serves as a manager editor. He previously served as Co-Chair of the Bad Faith Subcommittee, and was named a “Rising Star” by New Jersey Monthly magazine’s Super Lawyers® edition for insurance coverage.

Greg is a frequent author and speaker on various topics relevant to his practice. Additionally, he was appointed Chair of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, District VA Fee Arbitration Committee for 2017-2018, and currently is a member of Rivkin Radler’s executive committee.

After graduating from Colgate University, Greg attended the University of Tulsa College of Law, from which he graduated as a member of the Tulsa Law Review and the Phi Delta Phi Honors Fraternity. He also received Certification in Resources, Energy and Environmental Law from the National Energy & Environmental Law Policy Institute.