Labor Law - Management
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Albert "Bert" Brannen Jr. is a Georgia-based attorney focusing on Labor Law - Management matters. Throughout over 15 years in the legal field, D. Albert "Bert" Brannen Jr. has developed deep expertise in Labor Law - Management. As an attorney with Fisher Phillips LLP, Albert "Bert" Brannen Jr. upholds the firm's standards of excellence. D. Albert "Bert" Brannen Jr. is dedicated to protecting client rights and pursuing favorable resolutions. Licensed to practice in Georgia, Albert "Bert" Brannen Jr. is available to discuss your legal needs.
Jurisdiction
Georgia
State Capital
Atlanta
Highest Court
Georgia Supreme Court
Bar Association
State Bar of Georgia
Typical Consultation
$150-$300
Typical Hourly Range
$250-$450/hr
Fee Model Notes
Hourly or flat-fee billing is common.
Estimates vary by market, complexity, urgency, and attorney experience.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2010
Christine Taylor
Our company engaged Bert Brannen to handle a sensitive matter involving a departing executive and a potential breach of a non-compete agreement. From our initial consultation, his deep knowledge of Georgia employment law was immediately apparent. He didn't just cite statutes; he drew on his decades of experience to outline a practical strategy that balanced legal rigor with our business realities. His background from Georgia Tech and UGA gives him a uniquely analytical approach, which was invaluable in dissecting the technical aspects of the executive's new role. While we ultimately achieved a favorable settlement that protected our interests, there were a few instances where communication lagged slightly, requiring a follow-up on our part. That said, his recognition as a 'Lawyer of the Year' in labor law is well-deserved. Bert is a formidable advocate who understands the pressures management faces. We felt thoroughly represented and would confidently recommend him for any employment or labor-related challenge.