Morgan Vasigh works in Morgan & Morgan’s First Party Insurance Litigation practice group where she represents homeowners in lawsuits against homeowners insurance companies who deny valid property damage claims or only agree to compensate the homeowner for less than the total cost of the repairs.
Prior to joining Morgan & Morgan, she spent approximately five years of her legal career defending insurance companies in property insurance claims throughout the State of Florida. She handled hundreds of insurance claims, from pre-suit claims investigations and coverage determinations through litigation. She handled claims for property losses resulting from pipe leaks, mold, fire, theft, sinkhole, animal, hail, windstorm, hurricanes, and other types of property damages claims.
After years of defending insurance companies, Ms. Vasigh is proud to use her valuable knowledge and experiences to represent policyholders who have been improperly denied coverage or underpaid on their property insurance claims.
Ms. Vasigh attended the University of Florida where she majored in Business Economics. She then obtained her law degree from Stetson University College of Law. While there, she was a member of the moot court board and won three “best brief” team awards.
Since 2015 she has been a mentor at Patricia J. Sullivan Partnership School (on the campus of Metropolitan Ministries), where she mentors elementary school children. Ms. Vasigh also mentors law students through the 'Journey to Esquire' Leadership Program.
Awards & Recognitions
•Super Lawyers Rising Star, Florida, 2021.
•Super Lawyers Rising Star, Florida, 2022.
•Super Lawyers Rising Star, Florida, 2023.
•Super Lawyers Rising Star, Florida, 2024.
This honor recognizes the top 2.5% of the State’s young lawyers. To be eligible for “Rising Stars,” an attorney must be under the age of 40 or have been practicing for 10 years or less. A multiphase selection process is used to determine which attorneys will receive this distinction, and nominees are evaluated on the basis of peer recognition and professional achievement.
Recent Wins
Private Settlement
$367,621
Insurance Claims
2020
Pamela Karmo v. Universal Property
$335,000
Insurance Claims
2024
Private Settlement
$270,000
Insurance Claims
2019
Private Settlement
$250,000
Insurance Claims
2024
Private Settlement
$235,000
Insurance Claims
2021
Dyar, Brian v. Citizens Property Ins. Corp.
$235,000
Insurance Claims
2023
Private Settlement
$200,000
Insurance Claims
2024
Private Settlement
$184,000
Insurance Claims
2021
Private Settlement
$179,000
Insurance Claims
2024
Mario Smith & Lateshia Thompkins-Smith v. Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
$118,771
Insurance Claims
2022
Barbara Harris v State Farm
$103,423
Insurance Claims
2024
Raymond Springborn v Universal Property
$89,121
Insurance Claims
2024
Janice Ure v. State Farm Florida Insurance Company
$82,532
Insurance Claims
2022
Pinkston, Lauren v. Security First Insurance Company
$78,023
Insurance Claims
2024
Campbell, Barrett v. Security First
$72,423
Insurance Claims
2024
Alicia Mejias v. Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
$62,000
Insurance Claims
2023
Tirado, Jonathan & Destiny v Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company
$61,305
Insurance Claims
2024
Walsh, Samuel v. Universal Property and Casualty Insurance Company
$56,941
Insurance Claims
2023
Everage, Patrick & Courtney v. Security First Insurance Company
$55,404
Insurance Claims
2024
Anderson, Tallon v. Universal
$15,735
Insurance Claims
2024
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