Legal Updates

By Kevin Patrick|April 27, 2025|Articles

Georgia Car Accidents Involving Minor Children: What Families Need to Know

Car accidents involving minor children are every parent’s nightmare. When a child is hurt in a crash, families face not only the emotional burden but also complex legal challenges. At Kevin Patrick Law, we understand how overwhelming this time can be, and we’re here to help you navigate Georgia’s legal system to protect your child’s…

By Kevin Patrick|April 25, 2025|Articles

Filing a Lawsuit After a Car Accident in Georgia: A Complete Guide

Getting into a car accident can be one of the most stressful experiences in life. Between the shock of the crash, the potential for serious injury, and the financial aftermath, it’s no surprise that many accident victims in Georgia are left wondering: Can I sue the at-fault driver? The short answer is: yes, you can….

By Kevin Patrick|April 21, 2025|Articles

The Role of Preexisting Conditions in Georgia Automobile Accident Cases

When you’re involved in a car accident in Georgia, the situation is already stressful. Medical bills start piling up, insurance adjusters begin asking questions, and you might be left unable to work while trying to heal from your injuries. For those with preexisting medical conditions—whether it’s an old back injury, arthritis, or a prior surgery—the…

By Kevin Patrick|March 30, 2025|Articles

Understanding Stop Sign Accidents in Georgia: Legal Rights, Liability, and Compensation

Car accidents caused by drivers who run stop signs are a serious issue in Georgia, often resulting in severe injuries, significant property damage, and legal battles over fault and compensation. If you or a loved one has been involved in such an accident, understanding your rights and the necessary legal steps to recover damages is…

By Kevin Patrick|March 23, 2025|Articles

How to File a Car Accident Claim Against a Deceased Driver in Georgia

If you were involved in a car accident in Georgia where the at-fault driver has since passed away, you may still have legal options to seek compensation. However, instead of pursuing a claim directly against the individual, you will likely need to file against their estate or their insurance company. This process involves Georgia’s probate…

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