Ronald V. Miller Jr.

Maryland personal injury trial lawyer.

I am an experienced personal injury lawyer who represents individual victims in car accidents, product liability, birth injury, and other medical malpractice cases.

I am listed in Best Lawyers in America under plaintiffs' personal injury litigation, have a 10.0 rating on Avvo and 10.0 rating on Justia, and have been included on the Maryland Super Lawyers list by Thomson Reuters. I am also a proud member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Call today for a free consultation!

University of Baltimore School of Law

J.D.

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Activities: Executive Editor of the University of Baltimore Law Review

Loyola College

B.Fin.

Partner

Miller & Zois, LLC

2002 - Current

Associate

Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP

1995 - 1998

Mediation Step by Step

Trial (American Association for Justice)

2009

Insurance Settlement

James Publishing

March, 2008

Indemnification for Negligence

Baltimore SmartCEO Magazine

2002

How Trying Cases Can Help You Market Your Practice, Maryland Association for Justice

2009

Maximizing the Value of Personal Injury Cases, North Carolina Trial Lawyers Association, Charlotte, North Carolina

Torts and Sports Law, University of Baltimore School of Law

SuperLawyers List

Superlawyers

2016

Best Lawyers List

Best Lawyers of America

2016

Member

Million Dollar Advocates Forum

SmartCEO

Forty Elite Lawyers in Maryland

Baltimore City Bar Association

Member

Current

Prince George's County Bar Association

Member

Current

Anne Arundel County Bar Association

Member

Current

Maryland Trial Lawyers Association

Member

Current

American Trial Lawyers Association

Member

Current

Maryland

Since 1995

• Free Consultation
• Contingent Fees

Q. Can Maryland's State Highway Administration lawfully bill citizens for damage repair? Ex: guard rail.

April 26, 2023

A: Not guilty does not necessarily mean you were not responsible. So this question cannot be answered without knowing all of the facts. But the not guilty does not necessarily release your potential liability

Q. I got seriously injured playing in an adult rec sports league. I did not sign a waiver. The turf is old. Can I sue?

April 26, 2023

A: You may have grounds to file a lawsuit against the organizers of the adult rec sports league. If the turf is old and its condition may have been the reason for your injury, the organizers may be liable for negligence. The fact that you were not asked to sign a waiver before participating in the league may strengthen your case.

But can you find a lawyer to bring that claim and medical experts to link your injury to the turf? It is possible. But I think both will be a challenge in most cases like this. The answer depends on the answer to a number of questions:

What were the specific circumstances surrounding your injury? How exactly was the turf the cause?

Where were you playing, what were the conditions of the field, and who else was involved in the game?

Were you aware of the age or condition of the turf prior to your injury? This is a huge issue. If you saw the defects - and how could you not - why did you continue to play?

What are the scope of the injuries? ... Read More

Q. Am I negligent?

April 5, 2023

A: I understand your concern. I think your chances of real liability here approach zero. First, your response was reasonable. The student's behavior and lack of visible symptoms could have led you to believe that the injury was not severe. Second, it is extremely unlikely that treating these injuries earlier would have made a difference. It is the rare simple fracture - which is what this sound like - would have a better outcome with just slightly earlier treatment.