About Jessica
Jessica Miller studied liberal arts on the University of Texas at Austin before turning to law. She earned her J.D. from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in 2013. The combination of a wide undergraduate schooling and a Juris Doctor from a faculty known for realistic education set the stage for an early courtroom and company practice.
She is licensed to practice in Arizona and is permitted to appear earlier than the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Early in her legal career she worked as a legal proceedings lawyer at Zoldan Law Group, where she treated contested things throughout state and federal forums. In 2020 she founded Gunner Law Office. That identical year she took on an in-house role as general counsel for JFQ Lending, LLC, splitting her time among borrower and lender issues and the tactical needs of litigation.
The pass to start her own company did now not close the door on collaborative practice. In 2023 she served as senior advisor at Weiler Law PLLC, consulting on instances and advising on legal proceedings strategy. Those years uncovered her to both the business aspect of lending and the procedural steps of contested legal proceedings. Clients and colleagues describe her as practical and direct. She prefers plain speak in a legal setting and clear subsequent steps in dispute decision.
Her background spans courtroom work, agreement disputes, and regulatory questions tied to consumer and commercial lending. That blend comes from floor-level legal proceedings and a yr as general counsel for a lending company. She has knowledge drafting agreements, arguing motions, and advising boards and executives on operational danger. The Ninth Circuit admission allows her to manage appeals when things pass beyond trial courts.
Today she leads Gunner Law Office and continues to keep professional ties thru occasional senior advisor work at different firms. She combines legal proceedings experience with in-house perspective when advising clients. Her recent practice is focused on legal proceedings and lending-related things.