Allen Page represents plaintiffs and defendants in complex trial and appellate litigation across a variety of industries and case types. Combining his experience in process management from his time as a consultant, his expertise in civil procedure from his federal clerkship, and his exceptional writing and arguing abilities, he has helped clients navigate the complexities of dealing with lawsuits in Georgia and federal courts.

Before joining the firm, Allen served as a law clerk to the Honorable Richard W. Story in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. Allen received his law degree from the Emory University School of Law where he was First Honor Graduate.

Before law school, he also worked as a Business Analyst for Deloitte Consulting and a Project Analyst for Synovus Financial Corporation. He received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from Davidson College, where he also played Division I Soccer.

Representative Work

Litigated and favorably settled a financial services company’s claims against a former owner for violating an asset purchase agreement and covenants not to compete.

Obtained a class action settlement on behalf of a class of doctors against a hospital that violated their employment agreements.

Litigated and favorably settled complex negligence claims of patient plaintiffs who developed surgical infections due to a hospital’s improper sterilization of its surgical instruments.

Obtained favorable settlements for victims of sexual abuse against organizations that employed their abusers.

Achieved a favorable outcome after taking over mid-case for a national company embroiled in a trademark dispute in the fast-moving legal cannabis market.

Represented a state party in successfully challenging election certification process changes before the 2024 General Election.

Obtained a favorable settlement for a life sciences company in a false advertising dispute with a competitor.

Appointed by the federal court to represent an indigent, incarcerated, homeless individual in false arrest and excessive force §1983 civil rights claims against a county police department and its officers.

Served as a special prosecutor in a murder trial.