About Antonio
Antonio Luciano graduated from Florida State University with a B.A. in Advertising in 2008 before returning to the same campus for law school. He earned his J.D. from Florida State University College of Law in 2013. Those years in Tallahassee shaped his early professional interests and provided the academic foundation for a courtroom practice.
He began his legal career in 2013 at Morgan & Morgan. Listed as a lawyer there, he moved into practice immediately after completing law school. The record shows steady professional engagement in litigation environments from that point onward.
Luciano is admitted to practice in the Eleventh Circuit and is a member of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Membership in that federal district court signals routine work in federal matters. He also holds membership in the Florida Justice Association, aligning him with a statewide professional network of litigators.
Across his time at Morgan & Morgan, Luciano has worked on cases that required appearances in both trial and appellate settings. He has experience following matters from initial filings through appellate briefing. His courtroom work has included drafting briefs and participating in hearings at the district level and on appeal.
Outside court filings and hearings, Luciano's academic background in advertising remains part of his professional profile. That undergraduate training contributes to how he frames arguments and prepares written materials. It also informs how he communicates complex legal points to clients and colleagues in clear, direct language.
Colleagues describe him as steady in litigation proceedings and attentive to the procedural demands of federal practice. He maintains active memberships in professional organizations that support trial attorneys and federal practitioners. His affiliations reflect ongoing engagement with developments in federal procedure and plaintiff-side litigation strategy.
He practices at Morgan & Morgan and continues to handle matters that arise in federal courts, including the Eleventh Circuit and the Middle District of Florida. He focuses his current practice on litigation in federal and appellate courts.
