
Similar personal injury attorneys in Baltimore
About Ultima Morgan
Ultima Morgan co-founded Morgan & Morgan with her husband John in 1988, and the firm's second name belongs to her. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Florida, she earned her Juris Doctor there with honors in 1980, met John in law school, and practiced at another Florida firm while raising the couple's four children, Matt, Mike, Dan, and Kate. Martindale-Hubbell gave her its AV rating in 2011, and she directs much of the family's philanthropy, including The People's Clinic for uninsured children and the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, which named its 100,000-square-foot storage facility for the Morgans in 2013.
Practice areas
Education
University of Florida Levin College of Law
J.D., 1980
University of Florida
Undergraduate, 1977
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Florida
Other attorneys at Morgan & Morgan
View firm →
John YanchunisProven Verdicts
Class Action Department Lead

Keith MitnikProven Verdicts
Senior Trial Counsel

Paul PennockProven Verdicts
Mass Torts Trial Attorney

John Morgan
Founder

H. Scott Bates
Equity Partner

Keenan Nix
Partner

Nicholas Panagakis
Trial Attorney

Frank Petosa
Partner, Complex Litigation Group

Michael Ram
Head of Consumer Products & Automotive Litigation

Rene Rocha
Complex Litigation Attorney
Proven verdicts and settlements from other Baltimore firms

Murphy Falcon & Murphy
$276 million (trial verdict; ~$37 million affirmed on appeal) · Baltimore Jury Hits First Union Bank With $276 Million Verdict in Steele Software Fraud Case

Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea, P.A.
$190 million · $190 Million Settlement for 8,000 Patients Secretly Recorded by Johns Hopkins Gynecologist

Miller & Zois
$10 million · $10 Million Verdict After Kayexalate Causes Fatal Colon Necrosis at UMMC

Price Benowitz Accident Injury Lawyers, LLP
$25 million (sought) · Family of Rolin Hill Files $25 Million Wrongful Death Suit Over Virginia Beach In-Custody Death

Iamele & Iamele
$105 million (reduced to ~$27 million judgment) · $105 Million Verdict in Off-Duty Officer's Murder of Tristin Little Sr.









