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    James Miller

    Senior Counsel

    James (“Jed”)  brings more than a decade of litigation experience to his work challenging dangerous gun laws and helping survivors of gun violence seek justice.

      Jed’s practice focuses on constitutional and statutory challenges to gun laws that endanger public safety, such as laws that allow school staff to carry firearms with little or no training, and laws that force private businesses to accept firearms on their property. Jed also represents survivors seeking accountability from bad actors within the firearms industry, and challenging laws that shield information on firearms trafficking from public scrutiny.

      Prior to joining Everytown Law, Jed was Counsel in the New York office of O’Melveny & Myers LLP.

      Office

      • New York

      Education

      • Bowdoin College, B.A.
      • New York University School of Law, J.D.

      Bar Admissions

      • New York

      Court Admissions

      • United States District Courts, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York
      • United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit

      Publications

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      Did you know?

      30 percent of guns recovered by ATF in California have no serial number on them, making it impossible for law enforcement to trace.

      Stephens A. “Ghost Guns Are Everywhere in California”. The Trace. (2019). https://bit.ly/2DKkIlt