Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

Christopher Morgan is a principal attorney in Morgan & Morgan, Attorneys at Law, P.C. He focuses on consumer bankruptcy, disability matters, and family law.

Finance

Two Tax Collectors, Two Clocks: What Happens After An FTB Or IRS Notice Lands In San Diego

A California taxpayer who falls behind is being chased by two separate agencies for the same year’s income and the two of them are…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

September 19, 2026

Finance

How to Resolve IRS Tax Debt Before It Becomes a Bigger Problem

Did you know the IRS collected over $77 billion in unpaid taxes in 2024, and a good chunk of that came from people who…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

September 1, 2026

Civil Law

Cash App Spam Text Lawsuit Settlement: Payouts, Deadlines and Who Qualified

What Was the Cash App Spam Text Lawsuit About? Cash App’s “Invite Friends” button did exactly what it promised a user tapped it, picked…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

July 8, 2026

California Employment Law NEWS November 2025

Business & Employment

California Employment Law Changes Heading Into 2026

Quick Reference: What’s Changing and When Law / Change Effective Date Who It Affects SB 464 – Pay data penalties mandatory May 12, 2026…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

July 6, 2026

Finance

Cash App Class Action Lawsuit Settlement: $30 Million Is on the Table and the Clock Is Running

If you had an unauthorized transaction on Cash App that the company ignored or underpaid, there’s a real chance you’re owed money right now.…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

June 24, 2026

Amazon Appstore Android Shutdown: Your Refund Rights and What to Do

Finance

Amazon Appstore Android Shutdown Refund: Your Refund Rights and What to Do

If you’ve been using the Amazon Appstore on your Android phone, here’s what you need to know fast: the store shut down on August…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

May 15, 2026

Finance

Consistently High Investment Returns Can Be A Warning Sign That Something Is Wrong

The financial markets experience constant change as economic conditions evolve over time and successful investment portfolios experience periods when they either stop growing or…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

May 13, 2026

Business & Employment

Your Nonprofit Lost It’s 501(c)(3) Status — Here’s What the IRS Did and How to Get It Back

Between mid-2010 and the end of 2017, the IRS revoked the tax-exempt status of more than 760,000 nonprofit organisations. In the first year alone…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

April 27, 2026

Business & Employment

What’s Actually Happening in Labor and Employment Law Right Now

The law of the American workplace is in a morass that is decades old. The Supreme Court is in 2024 quietly rewriting some of…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

April 27, 2026

Business & Employment

OCGA § 9-11-34: What the Statute Says vs. What Courts Expect

Summary: “OCGA § 9-11-34 governs document, ESI, and property discovery in Georgia civil litigation and it has more teeth than it looks. Plaintiffs have…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

April 9, 2026

Legal Opinion

Top 5 High-Growth Legal Practice Areas For Ambitious Attorneys In 2026

Technological disruption, new regulatory framework and changing business priorities have changed the legal marketplace more than ever before. To prospective upwardly mobile legal practitioners,…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

March 20, 2026

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Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

Two Tax Collectors, Two Clocks: What Happens After An FTB Or IRS Notice Lands In San Diego

How to Resolve IRS Tax Debt Before It Becomes a Bigger Problem

Cash App Spam Text Lawsuit Settlement: Payouts, Deadlines and Who Qualified

California Employment Law Changes Heading Into 2026

Cash App Class Action Lawsuit Settlement: $30 Million Is on the Table and the Clock Is Running

Amazon Appstore Android Shutdown Refund: Your Refund Rights and What to Do

Consistently High Investment Returns Can Be A Warning Sign That Something Is Wrong

Your Nonprofit Lost It’s 501(c)(3) Status — Here’s What the IRS Did and How to Get It Back

What’s Actually Happening in Labor and Employment Law Right Now

OCGA § 9-11-34: What the Statute Says vs. What Courts Expect

The Two-Year Clock Florida Crash Victims Don’t Know Is Running

Worker’s Compensation For A Shoulder Injury: Why The MRI Gets Your Claim Denied And What A Shoulder Is Worth When It Isn’t

Held On A Bench Warrant? How Long They Can Keep You And What Shortens It

Two Tax Collectors, Two Clocks: What Happens After An FTB Or IRS Notice Lands In San Diego

Illinois Has No Helmet Law but Insurance Companies Argue the Helmet Anyway

The One Right Most Injury Victims Give Away Before They Even Know They Had It

Procanik v. Joseph Cillo: The New Jersey Case That Said a Child Can Sue for Being Born With Preventable Suffering

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