Industry Experience

Pay-for-delay cases in the pharmaceutical industry refer to situations where brand-name drug manufacturers reach settlements with generic drug manufacturers to delay the entry of lower-cost generic alternatives into the market. This practice can harm consumers by artificially extending the monopoly of brand-name drugs, resulting in higher prices and limited access to more affordable medications.

People need protection from the harm caused by pay-for-delay schemes because they undermine the principles of fair competition and stifle innovation.  Importantly, Miller Law attorneys have extensive experience litigating these cases, often as class actions, on behalf of plaintiffs.

By representing individuals and groups affected by pay-for-delay schemes, Miller Law attorneys seek to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable, seek restitution for the financial losses incurred, and advocate for a more competitive and accessible pharmaceutical market that promotes public health.

Commodities are raw materials or primary agricultural products that can be bought and sold in large quantities, such as oil, gold, wheat, or coffee.  They serve as essential inputs for various industries.  Unfortunately, commodities are prone to price-fixing, collusion, and manipulation.  This can lead to pricing that is higher because of the anti-competitive conduct, thus harming consumers and businesses alike. 

Miller Law has substantial experience in litigating class actions relating to allegations of price fixing of commodities.  By representing plaintiffs, Miller Law attorneys fight for those who were harmed by unfair competition.   

The financial services market encompasses a wide-range of activities, including banking, investment management, insurance, and brokerage services.  It plays a vital role in facilitating economic growth and providing individuals and businesses with access to capital, investment opportunities, and risk management tools.  However, within this market, investors are susceptible to fraudulent schemes and misconduct that can result in substantial financial losses.  

Protection against such fraudulent activities to maintain trust and confidence in the financial system is crucial. By diligently investigating and pursuing legal action against perpetrators of fraudulent schemes, Miller Law attorneys seek to recover for those harmed and to hold accountable those responsible for their financial harm.

Securities fraud refers to deceptive practices and misconduct in the securities and options markets that are aimed at misleading investors or manipulating the market for personal gain. It encompasses various illicit activities, including insider trading, false or misleading statements, Ponzi schemes, market manipulation, and other forms of fraudulent behavior. The consequences of securities fraud can be devastating, leading to significant financial losses for investors and eroding trust in the integrity of the financial system.

Fortunately, there are laws and regulations in place to protect investors from such fraudulent activities. These include the Securities Act of 1933, the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, among others. These laws establish disclosure requirements, prohibit fraudulent practices, and impose penalties on those who engage in securities fraud.

Miller Law attorneys have decades of experience representing investors who have suffered losses due to fraud, insider trading, and other misconduct in the securities and options markets. Often acting on a class action basis, we are dedicated to seeking justice and recovering losses on behalf of affected investors. 

For close to 50 years, through meticulous investigation, legal expertise, and advocacy, Miller Law attorneys have played crucial roles in holding accountable those responsible for fraudulent activities, safeguarding investor rights, and promoting the integrity and fairness of the securities and options markets.

Many of our cases require working with various state or federal governmental agencies or departments.  For instance, many of our antitrust cases involve Department of Justice investigations concerning many of the same defendants.  Similarly, whistleblower cases often depend upon close coordination with governmental entities, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Justice, and the Department of the Treasury.

Miller Law attorneys bring extensive experience in working with governmental agencies to advance the interests of our clients and the classes we represent. We harness our reputations at these agencies, together with our understanding of how they work, to maximize the recoveries for our clients.

Public corruption refers to the abuse of power, bribery, or unethical conduct by public officials or government employees for personal gain or to benefit others unlawfully. It involves actions such as accepting bribes, embezzlement, fraud, or other forms of illicit activities that undermine the integrity of public institutions and erode public trust.

To combat public corruption and recover losses incurred by individuals or entities affected by such misconduct, various legal tools can be employed. One notable tool is the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), which allows for the prosecution and recovery of damages in cases involving organized criminal activities, including public corruption. RICO enables injured parties to seek compensation by establishing a pattern of corrupt behavior and holding the responsible individuals or organizations accountable.

In handling public corruption cases, Miller Law leverages its expertise to advocate for those who have suffered losses due to public corruption. We understand the complexities of navigating the legal landscape surrounding corruption cases and employ strategic approaches to pursue justice and recover damages for our clients and class members. With a dedicated focus on fighting against public corruption, we hope to do our part in upholding the principles of transparency, accountability, and good governance, while seeking to provide relief to those harmed by corrupt practices.