Brett Johnson - a San Jose, 96813 Workers' Compensation Law Lawyer

San Jose Workers' Compensation Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/02/2026

Areas of Practice

Workers' Compensation Law

Litigation: 100%

Attorney Information

Overview

Brett Johnson has represented injured workers' since 1997. The combination of a biology degree and a law degree provides an excellent foundation for representing complex workers' compensation injury claims. Mr. Johnson volunteers at the Santa Clara University Workers' Compensation Law Clinic and as a Pro Tem Judge at the San Jose Workers' Compensation Appeals Board.

Education

Legal Education
- Golden Gate University School of Law, San Francisco, California, 1997
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- University of California - Davis, 1991
  B.S.
  Major: Biology

Current Employment Position(s)

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Bar Admissions

California, 1997

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San Jose, CA

675 N 1st Street
Suite 975
San Jose, CA 95112

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Phone: 408-659-4301

Fax: 408-293-3478

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Website: https://www.johnson-lawfirm.com

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