Senior Associate and member of the Multi-Million Dollar and Million Dollar Advocates Forums, Joe has a long track record of obtaining 7 figure settlements. He has been dedicated to personal injury law for 21 years.
With membership in both the Million and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forums, Joe has been instrumental in helping numerous clients secure settlements amounting to millions of dollars. With 21 years of experience, Mr. Morrison has demonstrated his legal prowess in various cases.
Beginning with his educational background, Joseph obtained his undergraduate degree (B.B.A.) in Entrepreneurship from Baylor University. Being a third-generation Bear, he fully immersed himself in the university experience, participating in the Honors Program and becoming a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Impressively, he graduated in a swift three years, reflecting his dedication and academic prowess.
Continuing his educational journey, Mr. Morrison pursued his Juris Doctorate (J.D.) degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Following the completion of his legal studies, he returned to Dallas to embark on his legal career, primarily focused on assisting disabled Texans in obtaining Social Security Disability benefits.
However, Joseph’s passion eventually led him to shift his focus to representing injured victims. Consequently, he became the founding partner of McKey, Morrison & Sanchez, P.C., a boutique litigation practice renowned for its extensive caseload under his diligent supervision. The firm gained recognition from VerdictSearch in 2012 for obtaining the 5th largest Premises Liability verdict in the State of Texas, specifically in the case of Jeffrey Young v. ConAgra Foods, Inc. Notably, Mr. Morrison’s expertise has been acknowledged in the ABA Journal, a testament to his prominence in the legal field.
Attorney Joseph Morrison is a lifetime member of both the Million & Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forums, meaning he’s part of an elite group of lawyers who have achieved personal injury settlements that exceeded two million dollars.
Baylor University
(2001)
University of Arkansas School of Law
(2004)
Motor Vehicle Accident, Personal Injury, Negligent Tort
This personal injury case was a top 20 settlement in Texas and the 4th largest car accident settlement of 2019.
During his leisure time, Joseph indulges in brewing craft beer, frequent trips to Starbucks, and passionately supports the Baylor Bears, fervently cheering them on to victory.
