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Thomas J. Morgan Named Florida’s Leading Bad Faith Insurance Attorney of the Year

Feb 29, 2020

At The Morgan Law Group, we extend our congratulations to our Managing Partner, Thomas J. Morgan, in being named by

The Morgan Law Group Expands Client Advocacy with New Tampa, Florida Office

Feb 16, 2020

The Morgan Law Group is excited to expand our client advocacy with our new location at 601 N. Ashley Drive,

An Average of 6,500 Floridians File Sinkhole-Related Insurance Claims Each Year

Jan 30, 2020

Florida residents are no strangers to sinkholes. Whether they are occurring on their property, their neighborhood, in public places, or

Take Your Home’s Inventory Before Hurricane Season

Jan 16, 2020

New and veteran Florida residents alike understand the importance of insuring their possessions against the common weather disasters we see

When Can I File An Insurance Claim In Florida?

Dec 30, 2019

When any type of damage occurs to the interior or exterior of your home, condominium, or business, your very first

Kitchen Fires Are Consistently On The Rise During The Holiday Season

Dec 16, 2019

As the holiday season neared, we talked about kitchen fires being the number one cause of home fires and home

Protecting Homeowner Association Rights After Structural Damage Occurs

Nov 30, 2019

After any hurricane, the amount of damage left behind across the land poses a real problem for condo buildings and

When Can My Homeowner’s Association File An Insurance Claim?

Nov 16, 2019

If your home is part of a homeowners association in Florida, the homeowners insurance coverage that is designed to protect

Kitchen Fires Are The No.1 Cause of Home Injuries

Kitchen Fires Are The Number One Cause of Home Fires & Home Injuries In The U.S.

Oct 30, 2019

Last year in the United States, fire departments responded to an estimated 172,100 home structure fires started by cooking activities;

American Insurance Association Reports Water Damage Claims Growing Faster Than Other Components of Homeowner’s Insurance

Oct 16, 2019

Water damage repairs are typically costly and time-consuming, and if your homeowner’s insurance is delaying or denying your claim, you

Over 20,000 Florida Insurance Claims Remain Unpaid Nearly One Year After Hurricane Michael

Sep 30, 2019

On October 10, 2019, Hurricane Michael made landfall as a Category 5 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph,

Remain Vigilant During The Continuing 2019 Hurricane Season

Sep 16, 2019

Last month, we talked about how researchers were predicting up to nine remaining hurricanes yet this year — with two

Researchers Predict Up to Nine Remaining Hurricanes In 2019: Two to Four Expected To Be Major

Aug 30, 2019

As we enter peak hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported on August 8, 2019 that researchers say

Peak Atlantic Hurricane Season Is Near: Are You Ready?

Aug 16, 2019

For the past couple of months, we have offered tips and strategies to prepare for the 2019 hurricane season, and

Florida Hurricane Season Is Here: Part Four

Jul 30, 2019

Getting What You Deserve From the Insurance Company After A Storm Florida hurricane season lasts from June through November each

Florida Hurricane Season Is Here: Part Three

Jul 16, 2019

What To Do During & After A Hurricane Planning for a hurricane to make landfall in Florida is just the

Florida Hurricane Season Is Here: Part Two

Jun 30, 2019

What To Do When A Hurricane Is 36 Hours or Less From Landfall At the Morgan Law Group, our Florida

Florida Hurricane Season Is Here: Part One

Jun 16, 2019

Be Informed. Plan Ahead. Remain Safe. Hurricane season officially began on June 1st, and at The Morgan Law Group P.A.,

The Importance of Reviewing Your Insurance Policies Before Hurricane Season Starts

May 30, 2019

In preparation for the start of Florida hurricane season beginning June 1st, our hurricane damage claims attorneys at the Morgan

Are You Prepared For the Upcoming Florida Hurricane Season?

May 16, 2019

Last month, CNN reported what most Florida homeowners suspected all along: Scientists say Hurricane Michael was a Category 5 storm