With a focus on corporate and commercial litigation matters, Scott Miller helps companies and individuals navigate through difficult situations and find answers to their legal or business issues.  Clients who depend on Scott’s assistance include retailers, financial institutions, insurance companies, construction companies and other commercial entities.

With a focus on corporate and commercial litigation matters, Scott Miller helps companies and individuals navigate through difficult situations and find answers to their legal or business issues.  Clients who depend on Scott’s assistance include retailers, financial institutions, insurance companies, construction companies and other commercial entities.

Born and raised in Hampton Roads, Scott has a keen knowledge of the area, including the local businesses and the court systems. He has been named among Virginia's "Legal Elite" for Civil Litigation by Virginia Business magazine (2018-present), listed as a "Rising Star" by Virginia Super Lawyers (2011-2020, 2022) and listed in The Best Lawyers in America© (2021-present).

Prior to joining Williams Mullen, Scott worked in the offices of then-Congressman Mark Udall of Colorado and Senator John Warner of Virginia.

Scott uses creative problem solving, negotiation or litigation in an effort to resolve issues as efficiently as possible.  For clients seeking attentive personal service and responsiveness, Scott is a natural choice.

  • Pursued delinquent commercial tenants from the early stages of unlawful detainer actions to trial and through collections.
  • Represent national financial institution in enforcing arbitration award
  • Defend construction company against multi-million dollar personal injury claim.
  • Represented estate from multiple claims involving fiduciary issues brought by several parties in various jurisdictions.
  • Defended retailer against class action claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
  • Defended concrete manufacturer against personal injury action for severe burns and permanent scarring to plaintiff's legs. Case settled prior to trial.