About Justin
Justin Miller educated first as an engineer. He earned a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and later turned to law at Stetson University College of Law, finishing his regulation research in 2007 and a LL.M. in 2010. That combination of technical and law school training shapes the way he approaches intellectual estate work.
Miller began his career within the field. He worked at Chicago Bridge & Iron Company in a collection of engineering roles, beginning as a layout engineer and shifting into commissioning field engineer duties. He later took on systems turnover coordination. Those positions placed him on large industrial projects and gave him hands-on publicity to mechanical systems, project documentation, and field hassle fixing.
He shifted to patent practice in 2010 when he joined Larson & Larson, P.A. as a patent attorney. His move to the firm followed advanced legal study and registration to practice law in Florida. At Larson & Larson he has treated patent preparation and prosecution things, frequently for clients in manufacturing, industrial gear, and mechanical devices. His engineering background lets in him to parse technical disclosures and translate them into patent applications and opinions.
Miller is a member of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, a professional group he joined in 2010. That club keeps him engaged with evolving patent regulation trends and practice issues. He additionally participates in firm-degree client counseling and prosecution approach, dealing with workplace movements, claim drafting, and freedom-to-operate assessments.
Colleagues say Miller brings practical knowledge from the store ground to the drafting desk. He tends to approach patent things with an eye for a way inventions are constructed and used, and he frames claim language to reflect useful and structural features that matter in practice. He has labored on both domestic patent filings and the preparation of technical disclosures for worldwide safety efforts.
Outside of casework, Miller’s background in mechanical engineering informs his interactions with inventors and technical groups. He asks detailed questions about operation, tolerances, and meeting, then converts that data into clean specification language and coherent claim units. Today he's primarily based in Florida at Larson & Larson, P.A., the place he concentrates on patent prosecution, opinion work, and counseling clients on patent-associated issues.
