Amy Miller is a Partner at Eimer Stahl and based in the firm’s Madison office. She focuses her practice on appellate and complex litigation and is well versed in litigating high-stakes appeals and disputes in various courts, including the United States Supreme Court, federal courts of appeals, the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. She has also represented clients at the trial level in a wide range of matters, including commercial and antitrust litigation, and government enforcement and regulatory matters.
After law school, Amy joined the Office of the Wisconsin Solicitor General, a specialized task force equipped to handle the state’s most difficult matters. During that time she was an integral member in successfully litigating dozens of appeals from environmental disputes to criminal matters. Amy has also volunteered her time working for multiple legal aid organizations in Wisconsin and Indiana, helping to provide legal services to low-income individuals and individuals with disabilities.
Experience
Case Experience
County of Dane v. Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (Wis. Sup. Ct.; W.D. Wis.) – Represented former adjudicator in multiple actions, including successfully quashing a third-party subpoena.
Beyer v. Michels Corporation (E.D. Wis.) – Representing major energy and infrastructure company in wage-and-hour hybrid class-collective action alleging failure to pay overtime and bonuses.
Faith Technologies, Inc. v. The Interlake Steamship Co. (E.D. Wis.) – Obtained dismissal of complaint seeking a writ of attachment of vessel.
Wisconsin State Senate, et al. v. City of Green Bay, et al. (Brown County; E.D. Wis.) – Obtained preliminary injunction against the City of Green Bay and its mayor for their installation and maintenance of audio surveillance devices in city hall in contravention of the Fourth Amendment and state privacy laws.