Discover Miller Law Firm in King of Prussia and Lebanon, PA

Hi, I’m Steve Miller 

I APPRECIATE YOU BEING HERE.

I specialize in asset protection, estate planning, elder care and tax law. My focus is to help clients protect their loved ones and their own legacies by planning for the future. I have worked with clients of all ages in a wide variety of legal areas, including family issues, employment law, and landlord-tenant disputes.

In 2015, I shifted my practice to better serve individuals in the areas of estate planning, estate and trust administration, asset protection and tax law.

Also, sensing a void in protecting our elders’ legal interests and the ever-increasing number of our “baby-boomers” who will now need these services, I became actively involved with Elder Law and frequently educate the community on the importance of planning for aging.

I am a member of Wealth Counsel and Elder Counsel, both nationally-recognized professional organizations that help deliver premier estate planning and elder care services. I am a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys along with the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts chapters. I am also a Certified Elder Law Attorney* (CELA) which is the premier national board certification for elder law attorneys via the ABA-accredited National Elder Law Foundation.

I graduated from DePauw University with a B.A. in Political Science and received a Master of Science in Safety Sciences from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. I then graduated from law school at Widener University Commonwealth School of Law, where I competed in two national moot court competitions and received honors for my legal writing and research abilities. Finally, I received my LL.M (Masters of Law) in Taxation at Villanova School of Law with an additional certificate in estate planning.

I enjoy music, running, golf, soccer, and flying. If you would like to speak with me about asset protection, elder care law, estate planning, or any other type of legal service I provide, click here to contact me, or call (717) 251-1259.

Attorney Rich Raiders specializes in land use law, estate litigation, corporate law, and environmental health and safety (“EHS”) engineering.   His focus is to help his clients manage their business affairs, start businesses, buy and sell real estate, and protect the environment.  He has worked with companies large and small, from single person startups to multi-billion dollar manufacturers. 

In 2014, after completing law school as an evening student, Rich expanded his thirty years’ experience as an environmental engineer and EHS manager to helping corporations and individuals.   His practice developed from environmental protection to include a variety of other land use related matters, such as land transfers, zoning appeals, and the rights of otherly-abled people to keep support animals on their property.  Rich expanded his practice into estate litigation to help clients and other lawyers with complex issues in resolving disputes among beneficiaries, often involving corporate interests, complex financial issues, and land disputes.   Rich’s land use practice has expanded into a variety of adverse possession, consentable lines, trespass, ejectment, partition, and other real estate related issues.  Rich also represents various nonprofits in land use issues and homeowners’ associations in various business matters.  He has represented clients in a variety of utility easement and property damage matters across Pennsylvania. 

Rich represents a variety of corporations in formation, managing corporate formalities, contract review and enforcement, buy-sell agreements, and other corporate transactions.  He has served and continues to serve on a variety of boards of directors of several companies. Rich has been involved in the formation of hundreds of companies in a variety of industries, as well as re-establishing nonprofit companies to better utilize their assets for the public good. 

Rich’s environmental and process safety practice includes litigating before the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board, including appeals of EHB matters to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.   His expert testimony was used to overturn a zoning hearing board determination that neighboring landowners did not have standing to challenge a decision of a local zoning hearing board which was overturned by the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, as well as supporting a New Jersey pipeline terminal expansion project as a process safety expert witness.  Rich represents a large electroplating chemistry manufacturer and its clients throughout the United States and beyond with environmental, product safety, and process safety issues.  He also has consulted with companies in the chemical, manufacturing, and waste disposal industries on a variety of EHS related issues. 

After spending part of his undergraduate education at West Virginia University, Rich graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a B.S. and M.S. in Petroleum Engineering and an MBA.  He then graduated with honors from the Temple University Beasley School of Law, evening division, winning the Honorable Dolores Sloviter prize for best constitutional law journal article in 2012 and Jerry Zazlow prize for community service for his time serving on the American Bar Association Administrative Law Council as student council member.  He served on the Pennsylvania Bar Association Solo and Small Firm Council.  He previously served as vice-chair of the Annville Township Economic Development Authority and currently serves as an alternate member of the Annville Township Zoning Hearing Board.   Rich is admitted to practice before the courts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, as well as the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, the Supreme Court of the United States, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office.  He is a member of the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Berks County, Lebanon County, and Schuylkill County Bar Associations. 

Rich enjoys music, travel, restoring old homes, and roller coasters.   If you would like to speak with Mr. Raiders about corporate law, land use issues, or EHS challenges, click here to contact him or call (717) 297-0556 for the Lebanon Office or (484) 509-2715 in Reading.