Our Attorneys
Vincent Jay Miller
Vincent Jay Miller is an Attorney at the Law Offices of Vincent Miller where he focuses on Divorce & Family Law and Litigation including on Elder Abuse, Probate, and Employment Law cases. Mr. Miller’s previous experience in education and as an administrator of social service programs gives him an unique approach as an attorney, with a passionate devotion to helping his clients. He has the reputation for being a tough negotiator in protecting his client’s interests.
James Jirn
James has over twenty years of experience as a litigator and legal counselor. He has represented multinational and regional corporations in commercial, financial, real estate, franchise disputes and other litigation matters and, most recently, individual plaintiffs in employment and civil rights side actions.
Prior to joining The Law Offices of Vincent Miller, James worked as deputy attorney general in the California Attorney General’s Office and later established and managed a small law firm, before becoming general counsel for a real estate development and finance company.
In his current practice, James represents individuals in civil rights, employment, probate, professional negligence, and other types of cases.
- Education:
- B.A. and M.A., UCLA J.D.
- Northeastern University School of Law
Vincent Wang
Vincent Wang is an Attorney at the Law Offices of Vincent Miller. His practice focuses on civil litigation and civil rights advocacy aimed at advancing systemic change.
Prior to joining the firm, Vincent served as a Staff Attorney at the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, where he litigated housing-related matters throughout Los Angeles County. He also previously served as a Judicial Law Clerk with the Hawaiʻi State Judiciary, where he worked closely with the court on family law matters.
Vincent earned his J.D. from Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law and holds an LL.M. from University of Southern California Gould School of Law. He is admitted to practice in California and New York.
Nick Sage
James has over twenty years of experience as a litigator and legal counselor. He has represented multinational and regional corporations in commercial, financial, real estate, franchise disputes and other litigation matters and, most recently, individual plaintiffs in employment and civil rights side actions.
Prior to joining The Law Offices of Vincent Miller, James worked as deputy attorney general in the California Attorney General’s Office and later established and managed a small law firm, before becoming general counsel for a real estate development and finance company.
In his current practice, James represents individuals in civil rights, employment, probate, professional negligence, and other types of cases.
Gregory APT
After 27 years as a Public Defender, I encountered a variety of criminal cases, yet one area remained relatively unexplored: assisting individuals entangled in the criminal justice system before facing formal charges. While most Public Defenders engage with clients post-charge, many individuals suspected of crimes never face formal charges due to factors like insufficient evidence or early legal intervention.
Transitioning to a prosecutor role for nearly 4 years, overseeing cases involving law enforcement and justice system members, provided invaluable insights into the intricate process of case filing and strategies for prevention. One key takeaway – dismissing a filed case proves significantly more challenging than averting its initial filing. Once filed, a case gains momentum, making dismissal a bureaucratic labyrinth compared to prevention.
Drawing from my experience managing complex and politically sensitive cases, I recently undertook two new cases aimed at preventing criminal filings. One case, still ongoing and demanding extensive effort, shows promising progress. The other, swiftly resolved, marked my first success in avoiding a filing. Using skills honed through my defense and prosecution roles, and using my connections with law enforcement, I averted a filing and safeguarded an individual with no criminal history from arrest, charges, or a conviction, ensuring a clean record unaffected by background checks or job applications.
In a digital age where information endures, proactive measures against potential criminal filings are crucial. If you know someone who is concerned about potential looming charges, encourage them to act preemptively and seek legal counsel to prevent a filing, reduce the severity of future charges, or pave the way for a favorable resolutions. Passively waiting is not the answer; prompt engagement with a criminal defense attorney who has this experience and connections can make all the difference.