Congressman Max Miller (R-OH) faces legal action from his ex-girlfriend, Stephanie Grisham, who alleges he breached a non-disparagement agreement following her public claims of abuse.Grisham filed the lawsuit in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, accusing Miller of violating terms after he publicly disputed her allegations.In 2021, Miller sued Grisham after she accused him of physical abuse in a Washington Post op-ed.

The two reached a settlement in August 2023, but Grisham claims Miller violated it by sharing audio recordings and making public statements defending himself.Miller's attorneys argue the audio does not recant Grisham's allegations but instead shows sympathy for her claims.

Meanwhile, Miller is also embroiled in a separate defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, who alleges physical abuse during their marriage.The legal battles highlight ongoing controversies surrounding Miller's past conduct and his attempts to silence critics.Both cases underscore broader issues of accountability for public figures accused of misconduct.