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Tips For Overcoming An Intoxication Defense In Workers’ Comp

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / February 12, 2018

It only takes one positive test of intoxication for an injured employee’s workers’ compensation claim to be derailed. If an employer/insurer can show that an employee was intoxicated at the time of the injury and that the intoxication caused or contributed to that injury, they can lawfully deny that employee medical treatment and income benefits.…

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Bobby Johnson and John Alday Judge 2018 High School District Mock Trial Competition

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / February 9, 2018

On January 26, 2018, Bobby and John were honored to serve as evaluators and presiding judges for the 2018 High School District Mock Trial Competition for Cobb County. Several local high schools fielded teams of attorneys and witnesses who tried a case from beginning to end. The high school students conducted every part of the…

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Johnson and Alday Defeat Insurer in Worker’s Compensation Award

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / November 28, 2017

Bobby and John are proud and pleased to announce that, after more than three years of litigation, they convinced an Administrative Law Judge that an employer/insurer’s decision to refuse to pay benefits was not only contrary to the law, but flat-out unjust. Bobby and John represented a gentleman in his early 40s who was catastrophically…

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Uninsured Motorist Coverage: What You Need To Know

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / September 15, 2017

Take out your wallet and pull out your insurance card. You will see a bunch of letters and numbers that may make no sense to you. What those letters and numbers reflect is the many types of car insurance you have. One of the most important types of coverage that a lot of people don’t…

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Statute of Limitations: Don’t Sit On Your Rights

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / September 9, 2017

In Georgia, as in all states, you only have a certain period of time (the statute of limitations) to file a lawsuit to protect your claim. For a car collision, you generally have two years from the date of the collision to file a lawsuit. You can certainly negotiate with the other driver’s insurance company…

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Spoliation of Evidence: What Every Claimant Should Know

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / September 2, 2017

When you have a claim against a business or any other type of premises, you always have to be mindful of what evidence may be available to you and when. Sadly, a lot of establishments will either intentionally or accidentally lose what could be crucial evidence in your case. For example, video surveillance and recordings…

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7 Steps Every Car Wreck Victim Should Follow After A Wreck

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / August 30, 2017

Clients call us daily and ask “I was just in a car wreck—what do I do now?” A car wreck can happen in a blink of an eye but can have a lasting effect on your life. Insurance companies typically reach out to car wreck victims immediately after a collision to serve their own interests. Car…

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Know How Much Time You Have To File A Claim

By Johnson & Alday, LLC / August 20, 2017

Did you know, if you are injured, you are limited to a certain amount of time to file a lawsuit? Under Georgia law, personal injury claims must generally be brought within two years of the date of the injury. It is important to that you consult with an experienced and trusted personal injury attorney shortly…

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