He earlier worked for Governor’s office in New York as a Press release Officer and economic development executive, and as a senior advisor to city’s Mayor, who was first African-American Mayor.

He also served governor’s office for a range of services as development of tourism and state election advancement.

Johnson is associated with many charity works and trusts, holding prominent positions in different organizations along with many legal involvements. He has also worked for police and fire department widows, to achieve security and law benefits. He advocated for 9/11 victims and represented them in court of law. His advice is sought as a recommended and powerful in the society.

Johnson Jr’s father Johnson sr. was a police officer with NYPD who crafted his way when lost his father at a tender age of seventeen.

He was once severely wounded during a war and spend almost one year in hospital. When cured he resumed took on his carrier again and started attending law school which opened at night. During his carrier as an attorney, he fought for justice always.

Peter’s mother Veronica and his father taught him and his siblings the simple way of living, to be polite and warmhearted to others and help those who are in need. Peter followed these rules in his life. Johnson sr. died at an age of 91, following a chronic disease of lungs.