John Morgan, a prominent entertainment attorney based in Nashville, has unveiled his memoir titled Crazy Lucky. This compelling narrative traces Morgan's evolution from the son of a butcher in California with a passion for music to a distinguished legal expert in the entertainment industry. His book delves into the unconventional life of an attorney who often serves as the last resort for clients during crises, sharing insights beyond celebrity names into the significant moments that define careers and lives.

In his memoir, Morgan articulates the unique demands of his profession by stating, "Most lawyers don't do what I do." Over his career, he has emerged as a critical figure in the entertainment sector, representing six Oscar-winning actors and advising Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members. His clientele includes renowned artists whose record sales surpass 100 million globally, such as Reba McEntire and Smokey Robinson. Recognized by Billboard Magazine as “Entertainment Attorney of the Year,” Morgan has consistently maintained an A/V rating in the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory for over three decades.

Morgan’s journey through the high-stakes world of entertainment law is punctuated by late-night calls and emergency interventions, underscoring the unpredictable nature of his role. He recounts numerous instances where his counsel was crucial during pivotal moments in his clients' careers, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the entertainment industry's complexities. Each anecdote in his memoir reflects his dedication and the profound impact he has had on those he represents.

To commemorate the release of Crazy Lucky, Morgan plans to engage with readers directly through a book signing event scheduled for June 28 at 2 P.M. CT at Barnes & Noble in Cool Springs. This occasion will allow fans and followers to connect personally with Morgan, gaining further insight into the life experiences that shaped his successful career in entertainment law.