Jennifer L. Miller is a Director at Phillips Murrah and practices in the Firm’s litigation group. Her practice includes representing individuals and both privately held and public companies in a broad range of commercial litigation including ad valorem tax protests, general tort defense, contract and insurance disputes, negligence, personal injury and wrongful death claims, intellectual property litigation, employment law and business dissolution disputes.

While in law school, Jennifer received the Roger Stephens Law Scholarship and CALI Awards in Excellence in Banking and Criminal Procedure. She also received the T. Hurley Jordan Award for Excellence in Criminal Procedure and the Medal of Excellence in Banking from the American Bankruptcy Institute in 2003. Jennifer was a Judicial Extern for the Honorable Judge Robert H. Henry of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals and member of the American Bar Association National Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Team and the Oklahoma City University Law Review.

Born and raised in Hollywood, California, Jennifer lives in Oklahoma City. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, traveling and running. She is also involved with Big Brother Big Sisters and Holiday Adopt-a-Family.

• Oklahoma State University (B.S., 1999)
• Oklahoma City University (J.D., 2003)

• Oklahoma County Bar Association
• Oklahoma Bar Association
• American Bar Association

• Represented a corporation in dispute involving consumer financial services
• Represented a financial institution in commercial paper dispute
• Representation of employers and employees in discrimination and employment disputes
• Representation of international and national corporations in intellectual property disputes
• Represented clients in complex commercial disputes involving allegations of breach of contract, negligence, fraud, and breach of fiduciary duty
• Represented business clients in trade secrets and intellectual property disputes
• Handled appeals in federal and state courts
• Defended and enforced contractual arbitration clauses
• Represented renewable energy clients in ad valorem tax disputes