Mixter, Stephen C.

W. Todd Miller is a founding partner of Baker & Miller PLLC in Washington, D.C. and practices in the areas of antitrust and international business regulation. Mr. Miller's experience includes counselling clients on all aspects of antitrust and consumer protection law (including distribution arrangements, joint venture creation and operation, network access, trade association practices, marketing and pricing practices, etc.). He has extensive experience before the Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. Department of Justice and various state antitrust agencies in civil and criminal investigations and has substantial litigation and arbitration experience for both plaintiffs and defendants.

A large part of Mr. Miller's practice involves acquisitions and joint ventures. He has advised parties on transactions involving agricultural products, financial services, telecommunications, oil and chemical products, industrial products, defense industry products, health care services, household products, mining and mineral products, mining and construction equipment, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, intellectual property rights, medical devices, software, as well as food and grocery products. Mr. Miller and his firm are also involved in a variety of government investigations and private litigation. Many of these matters have an intellectual property or international focus.

Mr. Miller has written and spoken extensively on a variety of antitrust and related issues. He has recently done presentations before the British Institute of International and Corporate Law on private antitrust enforcement and jurisdiction, the Lustrum Seminar at the University of Leiden on antitrust jurisdiction, the World Economic Forum on international merger and antitrust enforcement, the Canadian Corporate Counsel Association on cartel enforcement and amnesty programs, the International Bar Association on competition policy in the telecommunications sector, and the Practicing Law Institute Advanced Antitrust Seminar on vertical restraints and distribution issues. He is principal author of the chapter on U.S. merger regulation and co-author on multijurisdictional merger reporting in International Mergers: The Antitrust Process (3d ed., Rowley & Baker, eds.). He also authored a chapter on joint ventures in Baker & Brandel, The Law of Electronic Fund Transfer Systems (rev. ed. 1996). In 2003, he was a consultant to the Government of Mongolia on the establishment of a competition law enforcement agency. In 1996 and 1997, he acted as a special consultant on a World Bank-sponsored project to establish a new trade law for the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. He has been named by the Global Competition Review as one of leading competition lawyers in the world, and his firm has been regularly selected as one of the 100 leading competition firms.

For more than eight years, Mr. Miller has taught a course on International and Comparative Antitrust Law at the Washington College of Law at the American University in Washington, D.C. Mr. Miller has also co-taught a short course on antitrust in the telecommunications field at the University of Wisconsin Public Utility Institute, jointly sponsored by the Wisconsin Law and Business Schools, and has repeatedly lectured at Duke University Law School on the use of comparative law in the practice of antitrust law.

Mr. Miller received a B.A. degree with distinction in economics from the University of Virginia and a J.D. with honors from the University of Michigan Law School.