Founder · Trial Attorney
A seasoned Dallas criminal defense lawyer known for decisive preparation, courtroom skill, and direct counsel in serious state and federal matters.
George Milner: Dallas Criminal Defense Trial Attorney
George Milner is a Dallas criminal defense attorney who built his career in the courtroom. First, he served in the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office. Then, he tried his first jury case on the day he received his law license. Afterward, he joined his father’s criminal defense practice. Today, he defends people in serious Texas state cases and federal investigations and prosecutions.
In addition, Mr. Milner represents professionals, attorneys, and law-enforcement officers. For example, his work includes investigations, jury trials, appeals, and white collar allegations. Likewise, civil firms have retained him when a lawsuit raised possible criminal exposure for a client or employee. As a result, he understands how a criminal matter may affect a client’s career, reputation, and related litigation.
How George Milner Prepares a Criminal Defense
First, Mr. Milner studies the facts, the controlling law, and every immediate deadline. Next, he examines witness testimony, government records, digital evidence, search issues, and disputed statements. Moreover, he prepares each matter for negotiation, hearings, and the possibility of trial. When needed, he also represents clients on appeal in state and federal courts.
Furthermore, Mr. Milner has lectured on criminal-trial topics, including cross-examination and jury selection. In fact, national television programs have invited him to discuss pending litigation. Finally, clients receive direct advice about the evidence, available options, and next steps.
Professional Recognition
- AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell
- Named a Texas Super Lawyer by Texas Monthly, 2004–2020
- Named among the Best Lawyers in Dallas by D Magazine more than ten times, 2003–2019
- Named among the Best Lawyers in Dallas Under 40 by D Magazine, 2002
- Named Dallas Top DWI Defense Attorney by the Dallas Observer, 2008
Education and Admissions
For instance, Mr. Milner graduated summa cum laude from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 1992. During law school, he earned four academic scholarships and five American Jurisprudence awards. In addition, he served on the Law Review, joined two national moot-court teams, became a Merit Scholar, and entered the Order of Barristers.
- Supreme Court of Texas, 1992
- U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas, 1994
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, 1998
- U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Texas, 1999
- U.S. Supreme Court, 2000
- U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas, 2009
Professional Memberships
- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
- Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
- Fellow, Dallas Bar Foundation
- Fellow, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Educational Institute
Frequently Asked Questions About George Milner
What types of criminal cases does George Milner handle?
For example, he handles serious Texas state cases, federal matters, white collar allegations, trials, and appeals.
Does George Milner represent clients before charges are filed?
Yes. Therefore, early representation can help protect evidence, manage contact with investigators, and prepare for charging decisions.
How can I request a consultation?
Finally, contact Milner & Wynne or call (214) 651-1121 to request a confidential consultation.
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- Name
- George R. Milner III
- Title
- Founder and Trial Attorney
- Firm
- Milner & Wynne
- Phone
- (214) 651-1121
- Website
- milnerwynne.com
Frequently Asked Questions About George R. Milner III
What types of criminal cases does George R. Milner III handle?
Mr. Milner represents clients in serious Texas state and federal criminal matters, including investigations, white collar cases, complex felony allegations, DWI charges, trials, and appeals.
Does George Milner represent clients before charges are filed?
Yes. Early representation may help preserve evidence, manage communication with investigators, evaluate exposure, and prepare for interviews, subpoenas, warrants, or charging decisions.
Is George Milner admitted in federal court?
Yes. His admissions include the Northern, Eastern, and Southern Districts of Texas, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court of the United States.
How can I request a confidential consultation?
Call (214) 651-1121 or use the website consultation form. Contacting the firm does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.