Mary Leah Miller

Mary Leah Miller is an attorney deeply committed to advocating for individuals facing challenges due to automotive defects. She is currently a key member of the Beasley Allen Law Firm in Atlanta, focusing on product liability cases, especially those involving automobiles. Through her diligent work, she has addressed issues ranging from vehicle stability flaws to defective airbags and steering components, representing individuals who have suffered injuries and families experiencing the loss of a loved one due to such defects.

Mary Leah’s career before joining Beasley Allen was marked by significant accomplishments in Birmingham, Alabama, where she handled personal injury and product liability cases. Her representation of clients against manufacturers encompasses a wide array of products, including automobiles, motorcycles, and medical devices. One of her notable cases is the Brandi Owens vs. General Motors case, which highlighted the dangers of Takata airbags and led to a historic recall.

Aside from her professional pursuits, Mary Leah enjoys a fulfilling personal life in Birmingham with her husband Rodney, also an attorney, their twins, and two dogs. They are actively involved in their church community. In her leisure time, Mary Leah is passionate about sports, running, travel, and culinary adventures.

Her commitment extends beyond her family and career. As a member of the Attorneys Information Exchange Group, and various bar associations across Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia, she contributes to the betterment of legal practices in automotive defect cases. Her consistent inclusion in the Super Lawyers list since 2018, after being named a “Rising Star” for four years in a row, highlights her distinguished performance and reputation in the realm of law.

Mary Leah also dedicates herself to CARRYWELL, a nonprofit organization designed to support couples through infertility and loss, demonstrating her compassionate spirit and leadership in guiding women through challenging times.

Licenses

• Alabama (2007)
• Georgia (2016)
• Mississippi (2008)