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About Scott Uricchio
Scott Uricchio has represented only injured people since his first day of practice, and for most of his Morgan & Morgan career he has focused on guiding injured workers through Florida's complex and constantly changing workers' compensation system. A Coral Gables native raised in Orlando and Winter Park, he took his communications degree from Florida State in 1989 and his law degree from St. Thomas University in 1995, founded his own injury practice in 1997, and merged it into Morgan & Morgan in 2001. His caseload also includes motor vehicle accidents, negligent security, and product liability claims across Central Florida.
Practice areas
Education
St. Thomas University School of Law
J.D., 1995
Florida State University
Undergraduate, 1989
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Florida
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