Fort Myers, FL –Marilyn W. Miller has joined the law firm of Fowler White Boggs as a shareholder in the Environmental and Land Use Practice Group in its Fort Myers office. Ms. Miller previously served as the Assistant City Attorney in the Cape Coral Attorney's Office, where she wrote many of the regulations in place today. Her multi-disciplinary practice involves employment law, real estate, land development, ethics and contract law, public records law and administrative law.
Denise Wheeler, managing shareholder of the Fort Myers' office, said, "The addition of Marilyn Miller is another significant step in our Firm's strategic approach to growing our statewide land development and real estate practices. Marilyn brings exceptional experience to broaden our ability to meet the expanding needs of our clients locally and throughout the state of Florida."
“Fowler White Boggs provides an outstanding platform from which to continue to grow my practice,” said Ms. Miller. “I know that I will enjoy practicing law with such a respected group of attorneys.”
Ms. Miller has represented the Lee County School Board in personal injury defense and contract litigation, collective bargaining, condemnation and employment matters. She has participated in the complete rewrite of the Lee County Land Development Code; provided legal representation in zoning litigation and administrative hearings; drafted ordinances and resolutions; provided advice concerning Municipal Service Taxing Units.
Ms. Miller received her B.A., from St. Lawrence University and her J.D., from the University of Miami School of Law. She is admitted to practice before the United States District Court, Middle District of Florida and the United States Courts of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit.
Fowler White Boggs is one of Florida’s oldest and most successful firms. The National Law Journal lists our Firm as one of the nation’s leading law firms and Martindale-Hubbell has given our Firm its highest rating (AV). Today our Firm has offices in Tampa, Fort Myers, Tallahassee, Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale.
