Attorney Anthony O Van Johnson, who is a lawyer now, was the son of a well known and praised senior aviator and flight instructor. They served in the fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter in the US Army Airborne Infantry. His father was a combat veteran who was highly decorated, and after his death, he was buried with full honors in the national cemetery of Arlington in 2005. It is in the Fort Benning Army Base where Anthony was born.
At seven years Anthony van Johnson developed an inspiration in music when in Paris, France. Therefore at the age of fourteen, he was playing drums in Jazz clubs. Like his father, he joined the US army, and Anthony served as leader of the Infantry Squad. Due to his cadence calling ability that was superlative, he was charged with leading his colleagues in runs for their physical training. All these were the result of him being nicknamed the singing corporal. Later, Anthony got a promotion to join the rank of Sergeant. It is during a service in the army where he graduated from combat leaders, and in the French, Commando Encampment is where his platoon became number one. Alongside this achievement, Anthony joined Us Army Mounted Color Guard and Drill Team as a member after receiving the award of coveted Expert Infantry’s Budge.
He became a professional musician after leaving the army in San Francisco and Europe. In the music industry, he managed to work with recording acts, theatre musicals where he performed two seasons, Big Band, among other musical performances in different genres. Apart from his musical career, he was a competitor in martial arts and also an instructor after receiving vast training in multiple styles in Europe and other different states as well.
He later joined the nuclear industry and was awarded the certificate of Navships 108. Before working as a Senior Health Physics Technician in the United States at multiple facilities of nuclear, his firs worked as a Radcon (Radiological Control Monitor).
He was approved to join the National Golden Honor Society and Phi Kappa Phi Honor National Society after receiving a BA in English and AS in Business Administration. Afterward, he attended Loyola University School of law, where he was awarded a Doctorate of Jurisprudence and chosen for Moot Court. He has also been admitted to the Georgia Supreme Court, US District Court, Superior Court, Court of Appeal and has also represented his clients in Magistrate Court, Municipal Courts, and State Courts.
In Havana, Cuba, he was granted a Certificado for being part of a selected delegation of Attorney Anthony O Van Johnson, who went to discuss the Cuban Justice system. The commission that traveled was able to meet representatives from the office of the Minister of Justice, judges, and other attorneys. He also received an award on Global Leadership from the organization known as ‘I change Nations.’
His major focus of work on which he has represented his clients include areas such as family law, personal injury, civil and criminal litigation. He has represented people in over forty courts in the state of Georgia. He has also expressed some in Texas and California regarding federal cases.
Attorney Anthony O Van Johnson is an all-round individual who has several interests. He loves music performances, general aviation and is also a certified Scuba diver. He also enjoyed writing. At the moment, he has several projects he is planning to undertake, some of which he has already started. He is working on a patent application, which is a new invention. Due to his love for writing, he is also working on a novel, a trilogy to be specific, and also preparing a song that he intends to record a musical CD.
Client Reviews
Jamie L. from Atlanta states that Anthony’s services are satisfactory. He also recommends him to anyone who may need his assistance since he is an experienced lawyer who can handle the toughest cases. He also says that he is smart, compassionate, and reliable.
Dr. Ron L. Says that Anthony Van Johnson is discrete and informative. He handled his divorce case well. He states that he dealt with the sensitivity of the case with much respect.
