Brian G. Miller Co., LLC

07/22/2026

07/20/2026

Please join us at the American Association for Justice's annual convention in Chicago, IL as partner Adam Slone speaks to national plaintiff attorneys on "Vicarious Liability in Rideshare and Food Delivery Cases."

07/01/2026

Commercial trucking cases are rarely just about the driver. They require investigating whether the motor carrier complied with the federal safety regulations designed to prevent serious crashes.

In this case, our investigation revealed that the driver exceeded the federally mandated hours-of-service limits before the collision. It also revealed that the motor carrier had received repeated FMCSA BASIC alerts for hours-of-service violations in the months leading up to the crash, yet failed to correct those safety issues.

A thorough investigation uncovered these failures and helped us achieve a favorable resolution for our client. Accountability in the trucking industry begins with enforcing the safety rules that exist to protect everyone on the road.

05/27/2026

Last week, partner Adam Slone, alongside attorney Jordan Lebovitz of Nurenberg Paris Heller & McCarthy, testified before the Ohio House Transportation Committee in opposition to House Bill 604 on behalf of the Ohio Association for Justice.

House Bill 604 would grant sweeping protections to Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) such as Uber and Lyft, insulating them from accountability for the conduct of their drivers. As currently drafted, the bill carries significant consequences for public safety and civil accountability — far too many to fully address here.

One particularly troubling consequence is that, under the proposed legislation, a TNC could continue allowing a driver to operate on its platform despite prior reports of sexual assault or sexual misconduct and still avoid civil responsibility when additional assaults occur. The bill would substantially weaken incentives for rideshare companies to thoroughly vet drivers, continuously monitor driver conduct, respond appropriately to complaints, and prioritize passenger safety.

Beyond these concerns, the legislation threatens to erode roadway safety more broadly by reducing the pressure on transportation companies to maintain meaningful oversight, enforce safety standards, and take corrective action when warning signs arise.

01/20/2026

Our sincere gratitude goes out to our clients who trust us to guide them through the most serious and life-altering events of their lives. In this case, that trust led to a confidential seven-figure resolution with a trucking company after a commercial truck struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk, causing serious and permanent injuries.

01/06/2026

Brian G. Miller Co., LLC attorneys Brian Miller and Adam Slone earn top spot recognitions on the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars list for 2026 for their practice in personal injury matters. Congratulations, Brian and Adam.

12/17/2025

Last week in West Palm Beach, our firm's partner, Adam Slone, presented at the American Association for Justice’s Trucking Litigation Group (TLG) members-only event.

It was an honor for him to share the room with attorneys who are widely respected for their work in trucking litigation on a national level. The depth of experience and generosity of insight among this group is second to none. Beyond the CLEs, the conversations and collaboration reinforced why this work matters and why this community is so impactful.

Although this was his first members-only TLG event, he was welcomed as if he had been part of the group for years. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute, to learn, and to spend time with people who set the standard for excellence in trucking litigation.

11/26/2025

We’re thankful to share that Brian G. Miller Co., LLC has again been recognized as a “Best Law Firm” in Personal Injury Litigation for 2026 by Best Lawyers.

This designation reflects feedback from clients, evaluations by attorneys, and interviews with industry leaders. We’re honored to receive another Tier 1 ranking, and we appreciate the trust behind it.

Our work remains focused on careful, client-centered representation in serious injury and wrongful death matters. Thank you to our clients and colleagues for your confidence in our firm.

Learn more at: https://www.bgmillerlaw.com/

11/25/2025

Beat TTUN. Go Bucks.

11/17/2025

A few days ago, more than 260 Ohio injury attorneys came together for the Ohio Association for Justice’s two-day Winter Convention. We're grateful for our partner, Adam Slone, to have been invited to speak on a deeply important topic — agency in the gig economy.

Last year, in a case we had the privilege to manage, an Ohio court issued what appears to be a first-of-its-kind decision in our state: denying a major corporation’s motion for summary judgment on the question of whether its driver should be classified as an agent or an employee.

This development not only allows a jury to decide that pivotal issue, but also raises broader questions of vicarious liability — with implications that may extend well beyond the initial layers of coverage for on-demand delivery companies.

It was a privilege for Adam to share insights and explore how we, as advocates, can help ensure that corporations benefiting from the gig economy’s profits also bear responsibility when their drivers cause collisions and catastrophic injuries.