Johnson & Alday, LLC
Johnson & Alday, LLC is a Marietta-based personal injury and workers' compensation law firm serving clients throughout Georgia. With nearly 40 years of combined legal experience, the firm has tried hundreds of cases to verdict across the state while recovering millions of dollars on behalf of injured clients.
The firm is led by partners Robert "Bobby" Johnson, John Alday, and Bryan Janflone, who bring extensive trial experience to every case they handle. Their client-centered, results-driven approach has earned the firm multiple Best of Cobb awards, recognition as a Bulldog 100 Alumni company, and a Top 25 Small Business of the Year designation. The attorneys are also active members of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association.
Johnson & Alday handles a wide range of personal injury cases including car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle collisions, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, brain injuries, birth injuries, and wrongful death claims. The firm also represents injured workers in workers' compensation cases, helping clients navigate the claims process so they can focus on recovery.
The attorneys at Johnson & Alday understand the challenges that come with busy highways like I-75 and Highway 41, along with the heavy commuter traffic throughout Cobb County. They take a thorough approach to each case, gathering police reports, medical records, and witness accounts while working directly with insurance adjusters and defense attorneys to protect their clients' interests. When insurance companies refuse to act fairly, the firm is prepared to take cases to trial.
Located at 219 Roswell Street NE in Marietta, Johnson & Alday offers free case evaluations and 24/7 live call answering. The firm works on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay nothing unless they recover compensation. Whether dealing with immediate medical costs or long-term needs like ongoing therapy and reduced earning capacity, the team fights to secure meaningful results that help clients move forward after preventable accidents.
