Page graduated with honors from the University of Georgia School of Law, where he was consistently recognized as one of the school’s finest advocates. After graduation, Page worked at a few prominent law firms in Atlanta before starting the practice that would become Pate, Johnson & Church. Page later became an adjunct professor at Georgia Law teaching trial practice and litigation strategies.
For over 25 years, Page represented people in courts across the state of Georgia and the United States. Page won countless awards and recognition for his outstanding advocacy on behalf of others, including recognition as a “Super Lawyer” since 2008, a “Best Lawyer in America” by U.S. News, and a “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” by the National Trial Lawyers Association.
Page later became a trusted face and voice of reason on local and national media outlets, including CNN, 11Alive News, CBS46 News, WABE, Georgia Public Broadcasting, and others. Page was best known for giving his honest take and straightforward answers to some of the nation’s most pressing legal questions during one its most turbulent times.
