David Miller's passion for the law started out of college, where he worked at Metmor Financial as a paralegal. During his time at Metmor,, David was able to gain an insight into the legal field. David moved in 1997 to Topeka, KS, where he accepted a position as a paralegal for the Kansas State Appellate Defender Office. While there, he was able to begin his love of research and writing. David graduated from Washburn University in 2000 with a degree in History and Political Science. In 2004 David met Mr. Ney and was hired as a paralegal for Ney and Adams law firm. While working with the firm David was able to continue his passion for research and writing, as well as become involved in a Federal Death Penalty work. 

David's passion for the law eventually led him to Law School in 2012. David applied and was accepted to the University of Missouri Kansas City. While in law school, David was able to work on the law review, death penalty clinic and had an internship at the ACLU. While in law school David was given the opportunity to work with the Midwest Innocence Project. One of the highlights of law school was to be able to represent an innocent man before the Missouri Court of Appeals. 

After graduating in 2015, David was accepted to the Kansas State Bar and has been working at Ney, Adams & Miller, where he specializes in criminal law, traffic, post-conviction and appellate work.