Mediator & Arbitrator

Editor-in-Chief, University of Chicago Law Review, 1959-60, Order of the Coif
Law Clerk to Justice Roger J. Traynor, Supreme Court of California, 1960-61
Private Practice, Los Angeles, 1961-65 with emphasis on corporate, securities, and commercial litigation
Professor of Law, University of Southern California Law Center, (1969-77)
Associate Professor (1965-69) Associate Dean (1967-68) Taught Civil Procedure, Contracts, Real Property, International Law, Communications Law California Bar Review Course, Lecturer (1967-87) Taught Real Property, Contracts, Wills, Trusts Broadcasting System, 1969-74 Member (1976-79) and President (1977-79) Los Angeles City Board of Education
Editor, Los Angeles Daily Journal, 1979-81
Law Firm of Howard B. Miller, 1981-1996 (emphasis on commercial, corporate, real estate and intellectual property matters and litigation; also frequent teacher and lecturer on law subjects)

Serves as mediator, neutral arbitrator, and party appointed arbitrator
Areas of Real Property; Complex Commercial Litigation; Intellectual Property, including patents, licensing, copyright, trademarks and trade secrets; health; and environmental
Certified as completing the basic and advanced mediator training courses by Dispute Resolution Services, Inc. of the Los Angeles, County Bar Association
Member, Association of Attorney - Mediators, and Certified as completing the AAM Mediation Course
Instructor and Team Leader, Emory University Law School NITA Trial Techniques Program, Atlanta, Georgia • American Bar Association Member, Sections of Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Business Law, Real Property and Probate, Intellectual Property
Los Angeles County Bar Association Member, Sections of Litigation and Dispute Resolution
State Bar of California Member, Sections of Litigation, Business Law and International Law
Moderator, Family Law Institute, USC Law Center (1992-96)
Co-Founder, Financial Services Institute, USC Law Center (1993)