Alan S. Miller

Alan Miller is an attorney with twenty-five years of experience in complex litigation and counseling, concentrating in the areas of environmental law, insurance coverage and bad faith, professional errors and omissions and commercial litigation. He has been listed in Best Lawyers in America in the field of Environmental Law since 2005. His environmental law practice has involved solid waste permitting and compliance, contribution and cost recovery actions under CERCLA and related state statutes, contamination from leaking underground storage tanks, air and water pollution regulatory enforcement actions, and real estate transactions involving contaminated and recycled industrial sites. Mr. Miller's insurance law practice involves representing insurance companies in a wide array of coverage disputes, both before litigation and in court, arising out of commercial, property and personal lines policies, including disputes over coverage for claims involving construction defects, exposure to toxic substances, product defects, infringement of intellectual property rights and violations of consumer protection laws. In his litigation practice, Mr. Miller has represented business clients, insurance companies and individuals in significant cases involving insurance coverage, bad faith, professional errors and omissions of insurance brokers and accountants, and commercial disputes involving trade secrets and contracts.

Mr. Miller is a former trial attorney with the Environmental Enforcement Section, United States Department of Justice, and Assistant Counsel with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources. He is a frequent lecturer, course planner and author of materials for continuing legal education courses in the areas of environmental law and insurance coverage. Mr. Miller is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, American Bar Association, Allegheny County Bar Association, and is admitted to practice before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Pennsylvania, and the Courts of Appeals for the Third, Fifth and Eleventh Circuits.