About Channing
Channing Miller earned his law degree from the University of Tennessee College of Law, completing his J.D. in 2013. He arrived in law school after earlier studies and left with the credential that launched his legal career in Tennessee. The law school years set the stage for steady work at firms in the state.
He began practicing soon after graduation. In 2013 he is listed as a lawyer at Ritter, Biloski, Miller, & Edwards, An Assoc. That role marked his entry into private firm practice. Records show Miller working alongside partners and fellow associates in a small-firm environment, taking on the day-to-day responsibilities common to early-career attorneys.
By 2017 his listing appears at Biloski & Miller, An. Assoc., where he is again identified as a lawyer. Over the next years he continued to practice under that firm name. The two firm entries in his record suggest a continuity of private practice in Tennessee rather than a move into government or in-house work.
Although public records supplied here do not detail particular cases or specialties, Miller’s career path follows a typical arc for someone who has remained in private practice since earning a J.D. at a local law school. He has handled the kinds of client work that small and mid-size Tennessee firms generally carry — the routine filings, client counseling, and courtroom appearances that make up much of state-level practice.
Miller is authorized to practice in Tennessee and has maintained his practice there through the mid-2020s. He has remained connected to the law firms that first listed his name, and his professional life appears concentrated within the state where he trained. As of 2026 he continues to practice law in Tennessee in private practice.
