Morgan Granoff is a native Floridian. She earned a Cum Laude Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Florida International University, took a year of German language, and served as an elected Senator of her student body government. Ms. Granoff then earned a Cum Laude Master’s degree in International Relations from I.E. Business School in Madrid, Spain. During her Master’s studies, she minored in Spanish language and wrote a thesis under the advisement of a Senior Think Tank Expert of Elcano Royal Institute headed by the King of Spain.

Upon returning to Miami, Ms. Granoff earned an academic scholarship to study law at St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami Gardens, Florida. There, Ms. Granoff participated in the Criminal Law Society and was elected into a Vice Presidential position in the Business Law Society. During her legal studies, she held five internship positions. She interned at the State Attorney’s Office in Miami-Dade in the Felonies Division; the Miami City Attorney’s Office in the General Government department; clerked under the Honorable Judge William Thomas of the 11th Circuit Court in the Complex Business Division; worked at Bared Law Associates P.A. in contract interpretation; and with Miami-Dade Legal Aid doing domestic violence injunctions and preparations for hearings and trials.

After passing the Florida Bar, Ms. Granoff worked in Insurance Defense covering property, wrongful death, and personal injury disputes. Ms. Granoff has always had an interest and passion for criminal law and is dedicated to assisting her clients in criminal litigation defense work. She aspires to become a Florida Judge in the near future.