Miles Bruder represents clients in significant corporate transactions, principally including mergers and acquisitions, complex commercial contracts, entity formation and capitalization, corporate debt and equity finance and incentive compensation arrangements.
Miles benefits from a diversity of perspective gained from counseling businesses of all sizes. He serves as outside general counsel to emerging and middle-market clients, helping their leadership to cultivate and realize business objectives while sensibly balancing and mitigating the risk inherent in growth. On the other end of the spectrum, he serves as a seamless extension of the in-house legal departments for several multi-national, publicly traded companies, managing customer and supplier commercial contracts that require external counsel due to their complexity, urgency or both.
Miles’s vast commercial contracts experience covers a wide variety of agreements, including inbound and outbound information technology licensing, business process outsourcing, clinical trial services, professional and consulting services, distribution and reseller arrangements, sales and procurement of goods, inventory and accounts receivable financing, marketing and promotion agreements, warehousing, contract manufacturing, and joint venture and joint development arrangements.
Miles has a strong mergers and acquisitions practice. He has handled numerous transactions including the following:
Prior to joining Williams Mullen, Miles held leadership positions in both the Office of the Governor and the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, State of Louisiana. Among his responsibilities in these roles, he served as the Governor’s representative in Washington, D.C., where he worked with federal agencies and Congressional leadership on redevelopment strategies following Hurricane Katrina, and he led the Lt. Governor’s policy and intergovernmental affairs staff responsible for policy research and development on issues ranging from health care and education and housing and casualty insurance.
Miles earned his Juris Doctor degree, magna cum laude, from Wake Forest University, where he was an articles editor for the Wake Forest Law Review. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.