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Client-Centered.
Results Driven.

Your dedicated Cobb County injury lawyers.

Johnson & Alday attorneys
Johnson & Alday Lawyers

Hundreds of Cases

Tried to Verdict Throughout Georgia

Recovered Millions

of Dollars on Behalf of Injured Clients

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40

+

Year’s Experience
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Your Dedicated Cobb County Injury Lawyers

Client-Centered. Results Driven.

With almost 40 years of combined personal injury and workers’ compensation law experience, let us help you recover the compensation you need and deserve.

We have successfully handled personal injury and workers’ compensation cases throughout Georgia from the most basic to the most complex, tried multiple cases to verdict all over the state while keeping our clients informed at every step of the process.

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"The law offices of Johnson & Alday are extremely knowledgeable. They answered my questions quickly and with a friendly demeanor. I recommend using their offices for any accident-related situations."

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Serving All Of Georgia

Our office is located in Marietta, but we help the entire state.
We serve the entire state of Georgia, with a history of representing clients statewide. Contact us today for help on your case.

Marietta Car Accident Lawyer Fighting for Your Recovery

Our team is here to help you work through your injury case.

Locals know that you can’t pass through Cobb County without hitting a windy road or an intersection with poor visibility. Combine this with out-of-state drivers and surges of traffic, and it’s no wonder why we see as many car accidents in our community as we do. Busy highways like I-75, Highway 41, and local roads around Marietta see crashes every day, but their commonality shouldn’t excuse the damages they cause. These collisions often leave drivers and passengers with large medical bills, lost income from time taken off work to recover, as well as lasting pain.

The expansion of rideshare traffic, ongoing construction projects, and heavy commuter congestion only add to the risks we face on the road. Georgia’s comparative fault laws mean that even if you are partly responsible for an accident, you may still recover compensation. Unfortunately, insurance companies often use these rules to limit payouts.

For anyone who’s been injured, it can be a lot to juggle hospital visits and the pushback from insurance companies on top of the stresses of everyday life. This is where working with our Marietta car accident lawyer can make a huge difference. Having experienced legal guidance helps you understand your rights and pursue fair compensation when your life has been disrupted by a preventable accident.

How We Approach Car Accident Cases

At Johnson & Alday, LLC, we put clients first by taking the time to understand how the accident has affected your health, finances, and family. Our approach begins with a thorough review of the crash, including gathering police reports, medical records, and witness accounts. From there, we work directly with insurance adjusters and defense attorneys to protect your interests while keeping you informed throughout the process.

We also look beyond immediate medical costs to consider long-term needs, such as ongoing therapy, reduced earning capacity, or permanent injuries. This comprehensive view helps us build stronger claims and push for meaningful settlements. If the insurance company refuses to act fairly, we are prepared to bring the case to trial. Our Marietta car accident attorneys know how local courts and juries handle these cases, which can only help when it comes to pursuing your case’s best possible outcome.

Advocating For Results That Matter

The real measure of our work is the impact on the lives of those we represent. For many clients, a successful resolution means being able to pay medical bills without debt, replace a totaled vehicle, or recover lost wages. For others, it means receiving compensation that helps them adjust to a permanent injury or loss of mobility. We understand that every case that passes our desk will have a direct impact on someone’s future, and we take that responsibility seriously.

Working with our Marietta car accident lawyer gives you the confidence that your case is being handled with skill and commitment. Our history includes securing meaningful settlements and verdicts for Georgia families. On top of financial relief it brings injury victims and their support systems, every case we win also helps hold reckless drivers and apathetic insurance companies accountable. If you’ve been hurt in a crash in Marietta, or anywhere in Cobb County, contact Johnson & Alday, LLC today to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can help you protect your rights and safeguard your future.

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Let us guide you through the claims process.

We only get paid when you recover. Call us today to get started on your personal injury or workers' compensation case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

With over 40 years of combined experience, we have seen it all. Here are a few of our most commonly asked questions.

Ideally, your personal injury claim does not have to end up with us filing a lawsuit. If we don’t have to file a lawsuit, your claim typically resolves within 60 days or so after your treatment is concluded. This is dependent on how quickly your medical providers get us your records and bills. If your case doesn’t resolve before litigation, you have to file suit within two years of the event to make sure your claim is preserved. Almost always, this becomes the route because the insurance company is being unreasonable. Once in litigation, the time for resolution can be anywhere from six months to two years, depending on the facts and the insurer. We hit the pedal to the medal pushing the case forward to trial and also to settlement. Contact us today for a free case evaluation to discuss your specific situation and expected timeline.
Georgia is not a no-fault state for car accidents. Instead, it follows an at-fault or tort system. Under this system, the driver who caused the crash and their liability insurance are generally responsible for paying for injuries and property damage. You have to prove that the other driver is at least 51% at fault to be able to recover. Of course, if a jury decides the other driver is 51% at fault and you are 49% at fault, your recovery is reduced by 49%. Contact us today for a free consultation about your car accident claim. We can talk you through the process and this math.
We determine fault in a truck accident by investigating how the crash happened and gathering key evidence such as police reports, photos, videos, and witness statements. We also obtain driver logs, electronic data from the truck, maintenance and inspection records, and company safety policies to see whether any rules were broken. When helpful, we consult with independent accident reconstruction and trucking safety professionals to clarify how and why the collision occurred. Using this information, we identify all responsible parties and challenge any unfair attempts to blame you. If you were injured in a truck accident, contact us today for a free consultation so we can protect your rights.
In Georgia, the law requires motorcyclists to wear a helmet, but not wearing one does not automatically make you at fault for causing the crash or prevent you from seeking compensation. Insurance companies may argue that you share some responsibility for the extent of head or facial injuries, based on Georgia’s comparative negligence rules. We work to separate the cause of the wreck from the question of your protective gear, focus on the other driver’s unsafe conduct, and push back against unfair attempts to reduce your recovery. Every situation is different, so contact us today for a free consultation so we can discuss how the helmet issue may affect your motorcycle accident claim.
In most cases, you may still be covered by workers’ compensation even if you caused your own injury by mistake, as long as you were doing your job and not engaging in serious misconduct such as fighting, intoxication, or intentional self-harm. Workers’ compensation is generally a no-fault system, which means you do not have to prove that your employer did anything wrong to receive benefits. We look at how the accident happened, what you were doing at the time, and whether your actions fall within normal workplace activity. If there is any dispute about fault or coverage, we gather medical records, witness statements, and workplace documents to support your claim. If you were hurt at work, we can review your situation and explain how the rules apply to your specific case.

Our Awards

We are proud to be winners of many prestigious awards.
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