James G. Milles

James G. Milles is a Professor at the University at Buffalo, specializing in legal ethics, information privacy, and the intersection of law and technology. His professional experience includes serving as Director of the Charles B. Sears Law Library (2000-2008) and holding prior positions at Case Western Reserve University School of Law and St. Louis University School of Law. He is an active member of the AALS Committee on Libraries and Technology and the Sedona Conference Working Groups on Electronic Document Retention and Production and International Electronic Information Management.

Professor Milles' research explores:

• Electronic Discovery and digital evidence management
• Information Privacy and data protection frameworks
• Cognitive aspects of legal decision-making
• Regulatory challenges in digital media
• Ethical dimensions of online speech
• Transformative impact of technology on legal practice

His publications demonstrate consistent focus on law library administration, disaster recovery, legal education reform, and technology's disruption of traditional legal frameworks. Articles from 1997-2014 reveal evolving themes: early works address internet adoption in legal practice; mid-career publications analyze library crisis management and organizational change; recent scholarship examines governance challenges in the information age and the future of legal education.

Professor Milles contributes to professional communities through:

• AALS Committee on Libraries and Technology
• Sedona Conference Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production
• Sedona Conference Working Group on International Electronic Information Management, Discovery and Disclosure