Capri Miller

eDiscovery

Litigation Support

Regulatory and Internal Investigations

Antitrust and Competition

Complex Commercial Litigation

Data Governance and Privacy Response

Capri Miller is a Partner, Client Solutions at Level Legal. She advises legal teams on complex, data‑driven discovery across litigation, investigations, and regulatory matters.

Her work focuses on designing defensible strategies aligned to case risk, business priorities, and proportionality. She partners closely with outside counsel on key decision points and is frequently brought in to stabilize or course‑correct active engagements.

State Bar of California

Virginia State Bar

American Bar Association (Litigation, Antitrust, Civil Rights and Social Justice, Air and Space Law);

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU);

Federal Bar Association

National LGBTQ+ Bar Association

Capri supports law firms and corporate legal departments managing high‑stakes disputes, investigations, and regulatory matters.

Capri is active in the legal community and regularly contributes to discussions on discovery, litigation technology, and data‑driven legal practice through speaking and teaching engagements.

-Advised on large‑scale discovery strategy in complex antitrust and pharmaceutical MDL matters

-Supported internal and government investigations involving cross‑border data and regulatory risk

-Stepped into active matters to redesign workflows, improving defensibility and efficiency under compressed timelines

-Guided legal teams on proportionality, ESI protocol strategy, and AI‑enabled review approaches in data‑intensive cases

Capri’s experience spans the full discovery lifecycle, including ESI protocol drafting and negotiation, meet‑and‑confer strategy, deposition and hearing support, and trial preparation.

She has managed portfolios of large‑scale matters (including up to ~20 concurrent engagements) and routinely advises on complex data challenges such as privacy responses, internal reviews, third‑party demands, and cross‑functional investigations.

Her approach emphasizes clarity, disciplined execution, and the selective use of technology to improve outcomes—particularly in matters involving large, complex datasets.

University of Richmond School of Law

JD, cum laude

Mount Holyoke College

BA