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James A. JohnsonRated “Very High” in ethical standards and “Distinguished” in legal ability. Attorney James A. Johnson been recognized by his peers in Mobile, Alabama as a lawyer who possesses very high ethical standards, exemplary legal knowledge, fine analytical capabilities, sound judgment, and excellent persuasive ability, with a solid background and experience. He is available for a free online legal consultation. |
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Personal InjuryCar accidents, workplace injuries, and defective products are responsible for thousands of serious injuries and deaths each year. Although talking to a lawyer may be the furthest thing from your mind when you are dealing with a tragedy, it is important to act quickly before important evidence is destroyed. I am available to answer your questions any time– call, e-mail, text, or instant message me now. |
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Financial CrisisWe are in the middle of the most serious financial crisis since the great depression. The same lenders who contributed to this crisis with their predatory lending practices and bait and switch tactics are foreclosing on homes and repossessing cars at a record pace. You can stop these harassing creditors cold in their tracks by filing Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Contact me now for financial help. |
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The Right LawyerWhen I became a lawyer I took an oath to “demean myself as an attorney” and to represent my clients “to the best of my learning and ability… so help me God” I take that oath that I made before, my fellow lawyers, friends, family, and God very seriously. When you hire me I will honor the oath that I took fifteen years ago and represent you to the best of my ability— the way I would expect to be treated as a client. |
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There are several ways to stop a foreclosure. One of the most common ways to prevent a mortgage company from foreclosing on your home is to file Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Chapter 13 allows you to reorganize your debt and gives you the opportunity to pay your mortgage arrearage over a 3 or 5 year period. It is important that you consult with an experienced Bankruptcy attorney and file your case before the date that the foreclosure is scheduled.
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My first jury trial resulted in a $1.15 million dollar verdict for my client. A few months after I graduated from law school a client walked into my office and told me a story of corporate greed and corruption. That story, and the lawsuit that I filed on his behalf that traveled all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, still influences the way that I practice law today. Read the story and see parts of the actual file here.
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On December 8, 2009 at 3:30 a.m. I woke up and smelled burning wire. A few minutes later our entire house was on fire and my wife and I were lucky to make it out alive. Investigators believe that lightning started the fire. I never thought in a million years that a fire would destroy our home. Looking back we realize that we were not adequately prepared for this disaster. Now I want to use my experience to help you prepare for a disaster and cope with its aftermath
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Over the past several years more people have filed for Bankruptcy relief than at any other time in our nation’s history. If you are facing financial problems and are considering your options I have provied some answers to the most commonly asked Bankruptcy related questions here. Please understand that these answers are general in nature and are not specific to your case. Always consult with an attorney for specific direction regarding your case.
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Recent Blog Posts
What Happens if I Fall Behind on My Mortgage Payment If I’m in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Alabama?
When you file Ch. 13 there is a provision in the law called the Automatic Stay. The Automatic Stay is like a blanket that covers you when you file, preventing your creditors from taking “any action to collect a debt” from the date that you filed forward without permission from the Court. That Automatic Stay provision is what stopped the foreclosure when you filed.
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Why Are My Ex Husband’s Debts are Ruining My Credit in Alabama?
The general rule is that if you are a co-debtor or co-signor (joint obligor) on a loan you are as responsible for the debt as the person whose name appears on the first line of the paperwork (primary obligor). Although the lender will generally expect the primary obligor to make the payments, they can come after the joint obligor any time the payment is late or the loan goes into default. Default simply means that payments are past any grace period. Most loans can be considered “in default” if the payment is a day late.
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Are Non-Compete Agreements Enforceable in Alabama?
Even though Alabama law says that “contracts restraining business” such as non-compete agreements are void, there are so many exceptions to that law that non-competes are usually valid as long as they are reasonable, even if you’re laid off or fired. The law says an “employee may agree with his employer to refrain from carrying on or engaging in a similar business and from soliciting old customers…” which is the exception that most sales employees fall under.
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