We will work tirelessly for you to level the legal playing field against insurance companies and negligent parties. Simply put, we have your back every step of the way.
Your case is not just another file to us. We value you and the trust you place in us. Client relationships are forged into lifelong bonds.
By taking a select number of cases, we are able to give personal attention to each case and diligently prepare it for trial. Each and every case is very important to us.
Clients remember our caring attitude, timely communication, and exceptional results. Other attorneys, judges, and civic leaders also recommend and respect my firm.
Kevin did a fantastic job for us. He knew the law, did everything on time (and even ahead of schedule), and was a positive and calming presence when we needed a lawyer. I have his number saved in my phone. Thank you, Kevin!!!!
Kevin is the total package. He's smart, hard-working, and scrupulously ethical. He's not only a superb lawyer, he's a great person. He spends much of his free time serving in leadership positions, writing and teaching trial techniques, and volunteering to help others. I recommend Kevin enthusiastically and without reservation.
I know Mr. Patrick from his time as an insurance defense lawyer. His reputation as a hard-nosed litigator and gifted courtroom advocate made every case against him a challenge. I am very happy he now represents injured plaintiffs and I no longer have to go up against him. Even though he fights hard (very hard), he was always professional and respectful to me as a person.
Kevin is the best lawyer I have ever known. He cared about me as if I were family. He stuck by my side the entire way and answered all of my questions as if they weren't stupid. I would definitely work with Kevin Patrick again.
Kevin is not only an excellent and amazing attorney, he is a great person. He cares deeply about his clients and only strives to get the best possible outcomes. He is compassionate about his work and never settles for "second." I highly recommend Kevin for any personal injury related matter.
I'm very happy to have had Mr. Kevin Patrick for my attorney. He was on point with everything I asked and needed so if you ever need an attorney he is the guy to help you. Thanks for everything.
I have known Kevin for years. He is a dedicated attorney that takes the time to obtain excellent results for clients. He is also a very welcoming person, and has a great sense of humor.
I worked with Kevin at a previous law firm and I must tell you that he is excellent at what he does. Part of my job entailed generating utilization reports on all the attorneys and Kevin's performance was stellar on all areas of Law practice. I would strongly recommend Kevin Patrick Law to anybody. He is not only an intelligent and resourceful person, but he is also very personable, kind, compassionate and passionate and hardworking.
Kevin Patrick is one of the most genuine, compassionate, and knowledgeable attorneys I know. Once you meet him, you'll see what I mean. He is an excellent personal injury attorney who is dedicated to his clients, and it shows. I highly recommend Kevin for any personal injury or daycare negligence litigation.
Kevin and I have been friends for many years. Through this friendship, I have observed Kevin's strong work ethic, dedication to his clients, and stellar litigation acumen. Kevin genuinely seeks to go the extra mile to do what is right and to obtain the best result. I can say without reservation I would recommend Kevin as a lawyer to litigate any case, however large or small.
Kevin is a model of professionalism and competency among young litigators. I worked on other side from him and look forward to working together on the plaintiffs' side.
I would strongly recommend Kevin to anyone. He’s extremely knowledgeable with all facets pertaining to practicing personal injury law. Kevin is an excellent trial attorney, passionate about his work and he has a fantastic reputation. His experience and his willingness to really fight cases as well as going the extra mile helps him obtain great results for his clients.
I know Kevin through our work together on the Litigation Committee of the Young Lawyers Division (YLD) of the Georgia State Bar. Kevin is a fantastic person, and a tireless advocate for young attorneys in our state. Moreover, every interaction I've had with Kevin has underlined his honesty, work ethic, and dedication to helping to others. He is a great lawyer and friend.
It was truly a pleasure to meet with you last week. Thought it was very kind of you to take time out of your schedule. You are a genuine honest individual and I appreciate your kindness. Thank you again for everything. Should the need arise in the future, I will be sure to call upon your services.
Kevin Patrick is an experienced trial attorney. He devotes his practice to representing individuals and families throughout the state with an emphasis in wrongful death and other serious injuries, as well as trucking and automobile accidents. Kevin also has a specialty in daycare negligence cases. He is a member of the State Bar of Georgia and the District of Columbia Bar. Kevin is one of a few attorneys admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court.
His peers constantly recognize him for his legal ability and accomplishments. Kevin was selected as a “Top 10 Personal Injury Attorney” by the American Jurist Institute, a “Top 40 under 40” by the National Trial Lawyers, as well as named a “Rising Star” for 2018 by SuperLawyers, which is reserved for less than 3% of all eligible attorneys in Georgia. The American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys selected him as one of the “10 Best High Verdict and Settlement Winners” for Georgia, and the Atlanta Attorney at law Magazine identified him as an “Attorney to Watch” for 2018.
Losing a family member or loved one is always difficult time in your life. The grief and pain can be worse knowing that someone else made a tragic mistake.
Abuse or negligence by a day care, which is required to uphold high standards, can be devastating not only to your child, but also to you and your family.
Dealing with the insurance company after an accident can add even more stress when you’re supposed to be focusing on your health and recovery.
The number of tractor trailers on the road increases every year and, sadly, so does the number of tractor trailer related accidents.
Victims of sexual assault range from toddlers and young children to senior citizens, and the majority of sexual assaults go unreported to the authorities.
Motorcycle accidents can be absolutely devastating to a person, and they are generally caused by failure by another driver to see the motorcyclist on the road.
If you’ve been hurt while on someone else’s property, then you may have grounds for a case against against the property owner and potentially others.
Abuse in nursing homes and other assisted living facilities often goes unnoticed because it comes in many different and subtle forms against the elderly.
Atlanta is rated one of the top ten most dangerous cities for pedestrians so these types of accidents are all to common in our constantly growing city.
by Kevin Patrick / January 17, 2018
With the winter weather covering our state, many people are probably wondering — What’s the law in Georgia when it comes to snow and ice on the roads, especially if
by Kevin Patrick / June 20, 2016
Daycare negligence cases present novel issues relating to valuation and settlement because the emotional and psychological damages can be difficult to quantify. Medical bills do not always accompany those damages.
by Kevin Patrick / March 12, 2018
People come to visit Georgia from all parts of the county, especially the south-east, so there are many non-residents traveling on Georgia roads. Car accidents inevitably occur between Georgia residents
by Kevin Patrick / December 4, 2018
We were featured in the Wall Street Journal about the balancing compassion and professionalism with our clients, especially since we meet people under difficult circumstances. Here’s our quote: Attorney Kevin
by Kevin Patrick / November 2, 2016
Over the years, we have developed four tips to help you and your loved ones after a car accident in Georgia. We know that there is a lot going through
by Kevin Patrick / October 28, 2016
Wrongful death cases in Georgia are unique in many respects. Unlike some personal injury cases, there are actually two separate and distinct claims for wrongful death. Another aspect to these claims
by Kevin Patrick / October 12, 2016
Our first and second blogs in this series focused on Requests for Admission and Interrogatories in automobile accident cases. They are both very effective discovery tools, but, as a practical matter, the
by Kevin Patrick / November 23, 2016
We have so much to be grateful for these days. Instead of a legal blog post for the end of the month, we want to share with all of you
by Kevin Patrick / September 26, 2016
We want to extend a special congratulations to Mrs. Georgia International Jacqueline Boatwright-Daus. She was recently invited to the Pentagon to speak with senior members about the continued importance of daycare
by Kevin Patrick / May 29, 2018
Over the past few weeks, we have received a number of questions about daycare accidents because it’s one of our specialized areas of practice. One of the first questions we
by Kevin Patrick / February 24, 2018
Have you ever wondered what it actually meant when you heard the phrase “spoliation of evidence” under Georgia law? It’s a good question and a very important consideration in a
by Kevin Patrick / July 23, 2016
After an automobile accident, there are a number of questions, especially if an insurance company is not having meaningful negotiations, and you may begin to wonder: “What is my next
by Kevin Patrick / February 15, 2016
As an experienced and respected Georgia personal injury attorney, I devote my practice to helping individuals and families throughout the state. I handle wrongful death and other serious injuries, as
by Kevin Patrick / June 7, 2016
Given our firm’s focus on daycare negligence, we were delighted to meet Mrs. Jacqueline Boatwright-Daus, who as Mrs. Georgia International 2016, is championing the prevention of daycare injuries. She graciously
by Kevin Patrick / May 19, 2016
As in most personal injury cases, the Georgia Civil Practice Act and the Rules of Evidence govern daycare negligence cases. There are, however, a number of special considerations for these
by Kevin Patrick / June 30, 2016
As we conclude the bar year and near the end of our YLD journey, I would like to take this opportunity to recognize the commitment made by my former law
by Kevin Patrick / March 27, 2017
Honor to the soldier and sailor everywhere, who bravely bears his country’s cause. Honor, also, to the citizen who cares for his brother in the field and serves, as he
by Kevin Patrick / December 21, 2016
Starting a law firm takes a lot of hard work and effort, but it’s one of the most rewarding journeys. The State Bar of Georgia’s Young Lawyer’s Division recently gave
by Kevin Patrick / May 9, 2016
July 19th will mark the 20th anniversary of the Atlanta Olympic games. An attorney, Mr. William “Billy” Payne, championed the effort to bring the games to Georgia. Last month, Mr.
by Kevin Patrick / April 7, 2018
Building off the earlier blog post about preservation/spoliation of evidence after a truck wreck in Georgia, it’s perhaps equally important to know what to request that the trucking company along with
by Kevin Patrick / July 12, 2016
One of the first steps in a personal injury case is determining the amount of available insurance coverage for the at-fault party. The amount of available insurance oftentimes will
by Kevin Patrick / May 27, 2016
As we are beginning the Memorial Day weekend, we wanted to share with everyone the history behind Oliver Wendell Homes, Sr.’s famous poem “Old Ironsides,” which was written on September
by Kevin Patrick / August 19, 2016
After filing a lawsuit, the next step is beginning the discovery process. “Discovery” is the formal term for saying that the parties will exchange information and documents
by Kevin Patrick / April 21, 2016
People often wonder about the types of cases that can be brought against a daycare facility. It’s a complicated question. While the particular facts of the incident will dictate the
by Kevin Patrick / September 19, 2016
Our first blog post in this series focused on Requests for Admission in automobile accident cases. You’ll remember that Requests for Admission ask the other party to admit or deny
by Kevin Patrick / April 3, 2016
A key, but oftentimes overlooked, question to ask a potential daycare for your child is whether or not the daycare actually has insurance. As parents, we sometimes assume that a
by Kevin Patrick / July 26, 2018
We take pride in preparing all of our cases for trial, and a number of those cases are automobile accidents. Once we finish up a process called discovery, which basically
by Kevin Patrick / October 23, 2017
People often wonder whether or not their personal injury settlement is considered taxable income. It’s a great question and a very real consideration for any case. Fortunately, the IRS has
by Kevin Patrick / April 30, 2018
After a catastrophic injury (or really any other serious accident, like a truck wreck or commercial automobile accident) in Georgia counties, such as Brookhaven, Chamblee, and Decatur, it is important
by Kevin Patrick / September 1, 2016
As attorneys, we truly have the ability to affect the lives of others. So often, it is easy to overlook the fact that the legal process is unfamiliar to many
by Kevin Patrick / August 5, 2016
Congratulations to Dillan and Isaiah! They were the winners of the 2016 Kevin Patrick Law Essay Contest. This year’s topic was “Why is the right
by Kevin Patrick / March 20, 2016
As we welcome the springtime months, we often set expectations and goals for our future legal endeavors, like beginning a new practice, making partner or simply trying a case. These
by Kevin Patrick / July 14, 2018
Our past few blog posts have focused on legal topics and advice, but the profession extends well-beyond the courtroom. Professional engagement is very important to us. I am the editor
by Kevin Patrick / June 9, 2018
We were thrilled to find out that we were featured as one of the entrepreneurs and impactors in The Startup digital newsletter. It is truly the little things (or perhaps big things),
by Kevin Patrick / June 20, 2018
We’ll keep this blog post short and sweet: There’s been another nice article about our firm and my memories of getting started several years ago… After working at a large
by Kevin Patrick / March 4, 2018
Georgia law generally bars a jury hearing about the presence of, or lack of insurance in automobile accidents cases. It’s grounds for a mistrial, which means that the parties have
by Kevin Patrick / June 26, 2018
How often have you seen people on the roads looking at their phone? You’ve probably even noticed that at stop signs people are glued to their screens and possibly even
by Kevin Patrick / December 9, 2017
There are generally two types of possible releases to sign after a you get close to settling a case in Georgia: A General Release and a Limited Liability Release. So
by Kevin Patrick / April 11, 2016
As parents are increasingly working outside of the home, children are spending more time at daycare facilities. Parents entrust these facilities with the care of their vulnerable young sons and
