Legal Updates

By Kevin Patrick|November 8, 2026|Articles

Why You Shouldn’t Rush to Settle a Georgia Personal Injury Claim

Understanding the risks of settling too early after a car accident and why patience can make a meaningful difference in your recovery. After a serious car accident, it’s natural to want to put the experience behind you as quickly as possible. Between medical appointments, missed work, vehicle repairs, and the stress of dealing with insurance…

By Kevin Patrick|November 1, 2026|Articles,Day Care Negligence

What Happens When a Daycare Fails to Properly Supervise a Child in Georgia?

When parents drop their children off at daycare, they place an enormous amount of trust in the people responsible for caring for them. Parents expect their children to be safe, properly supervised, and treated with kindness throughout the day. Unfortunately, that does not always happen. At Kevin Patrick Law, we understand how upsetting it can…

By Kevin Patrick|October 24, 2026|Articles

Why Do Some Georgia Car Accident Cases Take Longer to Settle Than Others?

After a car accident, one of the most common questions we hear from clients at Kevin Patrick Law is, “How long will it take to settle my case?” It’s a fair question. When you’re dealing with medical bills, missed work, vehicle repairs, and the physical and emotional effects of an accident, the last thing you…

By Kevin Patrick|October 10, 2026|Articles

Crosswalk Accidents in Georgia: Understanding Pedestrian Rights and Driver Responsibilities

Crosswalks are designed to help pedestrians safely navigate busy roads and intersections. Whether walking through downtown Atlanta, crossing near a school, or heading to a neighborhood restaurant, pedestrians should be able to use designated crosswalks without fearing for their safety. Unfortunately, crosswalk accidents continue to occur throughout Georgia. Distracted driving, speeding, failing to yield, and…

By Kevin Patrick|September 27, 2026|Articles

Can a Dash Cam Make or Break a Georgia Car Accident Case?

After a car accident, drivers often have very different versions of what happened. One driver says the light was green. The other says it was red. Someone claims they stayed in their lane, while the other driver says they suddenly merged. A driver may even admit fault at the scene and tell a completely different…

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