Since her appointment in October 2021, Lisa H. Miller has served as the Deputy Assistant Attorney General with responsibility for overseeing the work of more than 200 prosecutors in the Criminal Division’s Fraud and Appellate Sections. Her responsibilities include review and approval of all of the Fraud Section’s corporate resolution and declination terms to ensure consistent implementation of the Division’s Corporate Enforcement and Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy, Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP), Inability to Pay Guidance, Clawback Pilot Program, and Memorandum on Monitor Selection; and the supervision of domestic and multijurisdictional fraud and foreign corruption matters. Lisa also chairs the Division’s Committee on Monitor Selection. She also makes recommendations to the Solicitor General’s Office, on behalf of the Criminal Division, what position the government should take in certain appeals.

Prior to her appointment as a DAAG, Lisa served as the Chief of the Market Integrity & Major Frauds Unit within the Fraud Section, supervising 45 white-collar prosecutors as they conducted investigations and prosecutions of some of the Department’s most significant securities, commodities, government procurement, cryptocurrency/digital asset, and pandemic fraud matters across the country. She previously served as the Principal Assistant Deputy Chief of the Fraud Section’s Health Care Fraud Unit; as a Trial Attorney in the Fraud Section; and as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida in the Economic Crimes, Major Crimes, and Appellate Sections of that Office. She has tried more than a dozen federal criminal cases to verdict and argued before the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Lisa is a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law and Cornell University. Before becoming a federal prosecutor, Lisa worked at an international law firm and clerked for Hon. Edgardo Ramos on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.