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The Morrison Law Group announced its formation on April 21, 2006. The Firm is headed by its principal, Edward F. Morrison, Jr., 47 years old, a veteran Los Angeles based trial lawyer and maintains its offices in downtown Los Angeles.
Having celebrated its fourth anniversary, the Firm's principal, Edward F. Morrison, Jr., in a statement issued June 29, 2010 said:
The Morrison Law Group announced its formation on April 21, 2006. The Firm is headed by its principal, Edward F. Morrison, Jr., 48 years old, a veteran Los Angeles based trial lawyer and maintains its offices in downtown Los Angeles.
Now well into its fifth year of operation, the Firm's principal, Edward F. Morrison, Jr., in a statement issued August 31, 2010 said:
"In the fifty-two months the Firm has been in operation, the Firm has won a binding arbitration before the American Arbitration Association (the arbitrator ruled that the Firm's client owed no money on the claim and awarded the Firm's client all attorney's fees and costs), obtained a Judgment from the Trial Court following the Firm's first Superior Court trial in December 2006, completed four jury trials and was successful in obtaining an Order and Alternative Writ from the Court of Appeal where the trial court was ordered to grant a motion for summary judgment based on the statute of limitations.
The Firm has also collected and/or obtained settlements totaling over $2,000,000 in a variety of construction, contract and business litigation matters, has been named to the approved attorney panels of three major insurers and has taken on over 215 new assignments since its founding in April 2006. The Firm has also published fifty editions of The Morrison Law Journal and is ready to go to press with its fifty-first edition which discusses a recent California Court of Appeal, Fourth District opinion where the Court ruled that a binding arbitration clause contained in Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions for a common interest development was not enforceable in a construction defect case against the developer even though each individual owner's sales contract specifically referred to the dispute resolution provision contained in the Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions. I have also been named a California Super Lawyer for 2010 (Business Litigation), which represents the top five percent of California attorneys, and am pleased with the continued progress and growth in the law firm's practice."
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