John B. Morgan
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John B. Morgan (born March 31, 1956, in Lexington, Kentucky) is an attorney and businessman. He is the face and one of the primary partners in the law firm of Morgan & Morgan (with his wife, Ultima Morgan) which practices law in the state of Florida. He also practices law in the state of Georgia, in connection with Roy E. Barnes. He has several tourism business interests in the city of Orlando, Florida, including the amusement establishments WonderWorks and Magical Midway. He is also the founder of the Central Florida chapter of Girls and Boys Town, and he is a member of the Board of Trustees at the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
He was originally a partner with Stewart Colling and Ronald Gilbert in a firm named Morgan, Colling & Gilbert, formed in 1987. Colling and Gilbert left the firm to form their own in 2005, and John Morgan then made his wife, Ultima, his partner in the firm. The split was amicable.
One of the attorneys on-staff in his Florida offices is the son of football player Nick Buoniconti.
[edit] External links
- Morgan & Morgan, P.A.
- John Morgan's Profile
- Morgan & Morgan Staff Profiles
- "Colling, Gilbert leave firm to form their own" from Orlando Business Journal, February 25, 2005
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