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About Laura Johnson Bailey
Laura Johnson Bailey serves as director of litigation at Mabra Law. She began her legal career on the defense side, spending 12 years representing insurance companies, private corporations, and state agencies in cases ranging from workers' compensation and employment discrimination to catastrophic injury and wrongful death. That background gave her an insider understanding of how insurers evaluate and defend claims.
In 2017 she switched to the plaintiff side, joining one of the nation's largest personal injury firms before moving to Mabra Law in 2020. She has tried more than 90 jury trials throughout her career and has secured six published appellate opinions, including matters of first impression in Georgia. She earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Alabama and her J.D. from Florida State University College of Law, where she also earned a Certificate of Comparative International Law from Oxford University.
Proven verdicts and settlements at The Mabra Firm
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The widow and four daughters of Christopher Crump, a 32-year-old Army veteran, received $32.5 million after his car became trapped under a Tyson Foods tractor-trailer with defective lighting in the pre-dawn darkness, a result reported as Georgia's largest single-plaintiff pre-trial wrongful death settlement at the time.
An 11-year-old girl was shot and killed by a stray bullet while sleeping in her Griffin, Georgia apartment; her family's legal team overcame an assault-and-battery insurance exclusion by proving the complex had misrepresented its security features, recovering the full $6 million policy limit.
A 15-year-old was shot and killed near the entrance of Creekside Forest Apartments in South DeKalb, where security guards were alleged to be taking cuts of drug deal proceeds and the complex gate sat broken, leading to a $3 million settlement at the full insurance limit.
Malcolm Jordan, 22, was struck from behind by an Arnold Moving Company box truck whose driver was allegedly texting while driving, causing Jordan's disabled car to spin into a guardrail and catch fire; he died twenty days later from his injuries, and a federal jury awarded nearly $4 million to his parents and the mother of his young child.
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