Eric Morris

Senior Counsel, State & Local Government Practice

J.D., Georgetown University Law Center; Licensed Attorney, State Bar of California

14+ years experience

Eric Morris is a Senior Counsel at Sterling & Finch LLP, where he leads the firm's State & Local Government practice group. With over 14 years of dedicated experience, Eric is a recognized authority in municipal finance, public-private partnerships, and regulatory compliance for state and local entities. He holds a Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center, where he graduated cum laude, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. Eric's professional philosophy centers on demystifying complex legal frameworks to empower public sector clients in achieving their community development goals responsibly. He has successfully guided numerous municipalities through intricate bond issuances and landmark infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on sustainable urban planning and environmental considerations. His seminal work, "Navigating Public Funding: A Guide to Municipal Bond Law," is a cornerstone resource for practitioners and students alike. Readers can expect his articles to provide clear, actionable insights into the evolving landscape of state and local governance, offering practical strategies for legal professionals and public administrators

Articles by Eric Morris

Legal News

Miami Gig Workers: 2026 Comp Changes You Need

The legal battle over whether DoorDash workers are employees or independent contractors has significant ramifications, particularly concerning workers’ compensation. For many businesses and individuals in…

Eric Morris · · 10 min read
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Georgia Gig Drivers: No Work Comp in 2025

The recent legislative changes in Georgia have significantly altered the landscape for gig drivers seeking workers’ compensation, especially here in Smyrna. Many drivers, often misclassified,…

Eric Morris · · 10 min read
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Seattle Gig Drivers: $15K Risk in 2026

A staggering 70% of Seattle’s gig drivers believe they are covered by traditional workers’ compensation insurance, a belief that, sadly, is almost entirely unfounded under…

Eric Morris · · 6 min read