Appeals
Integrating our several practice areas, our appellate team has briefed and argued more than two hundred appeals in a broad array of legal issues, including property...read more →
Business & Commercial Litigation
Just as Montgomery County has grown more sophisticated and diverse in the last half century, so has the firm’s Business & Commercial Litigation practice. Our...read more →
Personal Injury & Insurance Litigation
An unexpected injury causes turmoil and hardship. During this difficult time, it is important to receive expert, caring and effective advice and representation from...read more →
Real Estate Litigation
Miller, Miller & Canby attorneys bring 75 years of trial skills and deep knowledge of real property to this field, which other practitioners tend to treat...read more →
Construction Litigation
The construction of a new building or the build-out of existing space should be cause for celebration. Unfortunately, disputes often arise between the owner and...read more →
Employment Litigation
We work with both employers and senior employees to avoid problems with well-negotiated and drafted agreements at the outset of a relationship. Experienced counsel...read more →
Estates & Trusts Litigation
Representing a variety of stakeholders, including personal representatives, trustees, guardians, beneficiaries or heirs, and creditors, our trial attorneys have...read more →
Maryland Real Property Tax Appeals
Every year, we challenge the assessments of various types of property that are over-valued by the Department of Assessments and Taxation. We have broad experience...read more →
Latest News
Thirteen Miller, Miller & Canby Attorneys Recognized as Best Lawyers in America® for 2027 and Two MM&C Attorneys Recognized in Exclusive “Lawyer of the Year” Category
Miller, Miller & Canby is pleased to announce thirteen firm attorneys have been recognized as Best Lawyers in America® for 2027. Joseph (Joe) Suntum, Joel...read more →
Miller, Miller & Canby is pleased to announce that attorney Margaret (Meg) Gentile has been accepted into the Maryland State Bar Association Leadership Academy...read more →
In Maryland, the government and utility companies can use the power of “eminent domain” to acquire private property for public projects like roadway...read more →