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FREE BACKGROUND INFORMATION AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements. Attorney services are provided by licensed attorneys in every state where Cordell & Cordell offices are located. Take the Old Peachtree Rd ramp, turn left onto Old Peachtree Rd NW, turn right on to North Brown Rd NW and the office is in the second office park on the right.
From I-85 South, take the old Peachtree RD exit – Exit 109 – toward Sugarloaf PKWY. Turn left once more onto N Brown Road NW and the office is the first building on the left, suite 200. Then take Exit 108/Sugarloaf Parkway, take the Sugarloaf Parkway exit, and take the Sugarloaf Parkway E ramp until you turn left onto Sugarloaf Parkway NW. Merge onto 185 N., keep to the left and take I-85 N/GA-403 N via Exit 251 toward GA-400/Greenville. Continue to follow Airport Blvd and turn right onto Riverdale Rd/GA-130. To get here from Hartsfield Airport, go south on Airport Blvd/S Terminal Pkwy toward Airport Circle.
The building sits on North Brown Road off Sugarloaf Parkway, just past Homewood Suites. Turner swore him in, allowing Johnson to serve through December and immediately, fully assume former Turner's seniority status and his roles that include Vice-Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.Our Lawrenceville office can be found at 1755 N. Johnson won the May 7 special election, with 85% of the vote, to finish out the remainder of Turner's term as state representative of District 139. After 26 years, Turner stepped down from his state seat to become Houston's mayor. Since he was unopposed in November 2016, Johnson winning the special election and runoff meant he was the District 139 state representative who would succeed Sylvester Turner. Johnson ran in the 2016 primary election, advanced to the runoff election, and won a special election called to determine an interim representative for 2016 and won the primary election runoff. It accounts for about a quarter of the city's more than 2 million residents. The congressional district encompasses much of urban Houston and is about 40% black with the remainder split between whites and Hispanics. When Johnson announced his candidacy in 2010, he had just won a third term to a council seat within the 18th Congressional District. Representative Craig Washington on the theme that he was out of touch with his district. Jackson Lee was in her third term on the Houston City Council in 1994 when she beat incumbent U.S. On January 5, 2010, Johnson announced his candidacy for Texas's 18th Congressional District seat, a seat held by incumbent Sheila Jackson Lee. Johnson during the annual toy give away 2010 U.S. He was subsequently re-elected to a second and third term. In December 2005, Johnson won the Houston City Council District B race by over 60% of the vote. In an eight candidate race, Johnson received nearly 4,000 votes, earning a spot in the December run off election. In 2005, Johnson ran for Houston City Council District B, a seat held by term limited Carol M. Political career Houston City Council (2005–2009)
Johnson is the owner of Aunt Bea's Restaurant, co-owner of two daycares in Houston, and President of Commagere International Consultant Group. Johnson resigned this position in 2008 to focus his efforts on District B as a full-time city council member. While in college, he became executive director of Phoenix Outreach Youth Center in 1995. During his early teens, he and his sister Velika became two of the founding members of the Mickey Leland Youth Task Forces (MLYTF).
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