Kevin Miller is a frequent author and speaker on M&A topics, including fairness opinions, the role of investment bankers and legal and regulatory developments relating to mergers and acquisitions. Kevin is a graduate of Rutgers University (JD) and the University of Michigan (MA Economics and AB).

Publications

“The Disclosure of Material Relationships by Financial Advisors, Board Disclosure Memos v. Engagement Letter Provisions,” Deal Lawyers, January-February 2017.
“Rural/Metro One Year Later: Ongoing Doctrinal Concerns,” DealLawyers.com, Interview, December 8, 2016.
“Food for Thought: Conflicting Views on the ‘Knowing Participation’ Element of Aiding & Abetting Claims,” Deal Lawyers, March/April 2015.
“The Obligation of Financial Advisors—New Decision Upholds Contractual and Other Limitations,” Deal Lawyers, March-April 2008.
"A Critique of Pure Reasoning," INSIGHTS, March 2008.
"The Demise of the Broadly Written MAC: Will the Plain Language Standard Replace the Reasonable Acquiror Standard?" Deal Lawyers, Nov.-Dec., 2007.
“Unauthorized Management Buyout Proposals: Time to Reappraise Your Corporate Policies,” Deal Lawyers, May/June 2007.
"The ConEd Decision - One Year Later: Significant Implications for Public Company Mergers Appear Largely Ignored," The M&A Lawyer, October 2006.
"Gesoff v. IIC: New Guidance Regarding Special Committees, Related Party Transactions and Fair Value," Corporation (Aspen Publishers) August 1, 2006.
"Delaware Court's Criticism of Special Committee in TCI Merger Provides Important Guidance But May Not Be Entirely Fair," The M&A Lawyer, February 2006.
"In Defense of Stapled Finance," The M&A Lawyer, January 2006.