Max Morgan, Esq. practices with The Weitz Firm, LLC, the Pennsylvania and New Jersey member firm of the Birth Injury Advocate alliance, and is one of the two attorneys who review every page published on this site. Licensed in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey since 2013, he handles the alliance’s birth injury cases in those two states from offices in Philadelphia and Cherry Hill.
Bar admissions
| Jurisdiction | Bar ID | Admitted |
|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania | 316096 (Active) | 2013 |
| New Jersey | 062552013 | 2013 |
Both admissions can be verified with the licensing authorities: the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and the New Jersey Courts attorney index.
Education
- Rutgers Law School – Camden: J.D., magna cum laude (2013)
- Penn State University: B.S. (2010)
Offices
The Weitz Firm, LLC serves families from two locations:
- Philadelphia, PA: 1515 Market St. #1100, Philadelphia, PA
- Cherry Hill, NJ: 220 Lake Drive East, Suite 210, Cherry Hill Township, NJ 08002
Role in the alliance
Max reviews every substantive page on Birth Injury Advocate together with Laurence P. Banville, Esq., checking legal statements against Pennsylvania and New Jersey law and holding every medical claim to the site’s sourcing standards. For families whose child was injured at a Pennsylvania or New Jersey hospital, Max and The Weitz Firm handle the case directly; for other states, the alliance connects families with its vetted network of local birth injury attorneys.
A fuller profile is on its way
This site publishes only facts we can verify, and that rule applies to our own attorneys most of all. A fuller professional history for Max (case experience, professional memberships, and recognition), is currently being compiled and verified, and this profile will be expanded once it is. In the meantime, the credentials above are complete and checkable, and you can read how the alliance works on our about page.
Have a question about a birth injury in Pennsylvania or New Jersey? Max will review your child’s situation for free and give you a straight answer, including when there is no case.