Background
Miller, Charles Hampton was born on January 25, 1928 in Southampton, New York, United States. Son of Abraham E. and Ethel (Simon) Miller.
Miller, Charles Hampton was born on January 25, 1928 in Southampton, New York, United States. Son of Abraham E. and Ethel (Simon) Miller.
Syracuse University (Bachelor of Arts, 1949). Columbia University (Bachelor of Laws, 1952).
Worked at Loeb & Loeb Limited Liability Partnership (Los Angeles, California) specializing in General Civil Practice. Admitted to the bar, 1952, New New York 1954, Republic of of Korea.
1958, United States.
District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and United States. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. 1969, United States. Supreme Court.
1972, United States.
Court of Appeals, Third Circuit. 1973, United States. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit. Author: "Special Damage Considerations in Class Action Situations," Antitrust Law Journal, Summer, 1980.
Section Leader, 1976-1979.
Faculty and Program Company-Chairman, 1978-1980, The Trial of an Antitrust Case, Columbia Law School Continuing Legal Education Program. Assistant Counsel, Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor, 1954-1956.
Assistant United States. Attorney, Southern District of New York, 1956-1958.
Certified as Arbitrator and Early Neutral Evaluator, Eastern District of New York and as Mediator, Southern District of New New York
Member: The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Member, Committee on Trade Regulation, 1978-1981). New York State (Chairman, Federal Courts Committee, 1976-1979. Member, Finance Committee, 1979-1982) and American (Member, Litigation Section and Private Antitrust Litigation Committee) Bar Associations.
Federal Bar Council.
Fellow, American Bar Foundation. (New York City Office). Loeb & Loeb Limited Liability Partnership is a full-service law firm representing organizations and individuals in the business community.
The firm was established in Los Angeles in 1909 and now maintains offices in the Central Business District and Century City areas of Los Angeles, in New York City, in Washington, District of Columbia, in Nashville, Tennessee and in Rome, Italy.
Although the firm has been identified historically with both the entertainment industry and institutional lending, its client base throughout its history has encompassed individuals and entities engaged in most types of domestic and international businesses and professions. Its principal practice areas include civil litigation in all federal and state courts, patent, trademark, copyright and unfair competition law, general corporate and corporate securities law, banking, insurance company, pension fund and other institutional lending, real estate law, real estate financing, real estate securities, leveraged leasing, asset securitization, franchising, entertainment law (including motion pictures, television, sports, music and dramatic and literary arts), advertising, communication, health care, international, federal, state and local taxation, estate planning, pension and employee benefits, bankruptcy, insolvency and workout matters, environmental law, labor and employment, white collar criminal investigation and corporate counseling and probate and trust law.
Member: The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Member, Committee on Trade Regulation, 1978-1981). New York State (Chairman, Federal Courts Committee, 1976-1979. Member, Finance Committee, 1979-1982) and American (Member, Litigation Section and Private Antitrust Litigation Committee) Bar Associations.
Federal Bar Council.
Fellow, American Bar Foundation. (New York City Office). Fellow, American Bar Foundation.
(New York City Office).
Son of Abraham E. and Ethel ( Simon) M. Married Mary Fried, August 26, 1956. Children: Cathy Lynn Castaneda, Steven Scott, Jennifer Lee Miller-Grady.