Legal Updates

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…

By Kevin Patrick|September 20, 2026|Articles

Do You Have to Give the Insurance Company a Recorded Statement After a Georgia Car Accident?

After a car accident, it usually does not take long for the insurance companies to start calling. An adjuster may ask what happened, where you were going, whether you were injured, and whether you have received medical treatment. At some point, the adjuster may say something like, “We just need to get a recorded statement…

By Kevin Patrick|March 30, 2026|Articles

Types of Automobile Accidents in Georgia: What You Need to Know

Car accidents happen every day across Georgia, from busy Atlanta highways to rural backroads. Understanding the different types of automobile accidents in Georgia can help you recognize liability, protect your rights, and take the right steps after a crash. Whether you’ve been injured or want to stay informed, this guide breaks down the most common…

By Kevin Patrick|June 8, 2025|Articles

What Happens When an Out-of-State Driver Causes a Car Accident in Georgia?

Car accidents are stressful enough, but when the other driver is from out of state, it can make the situation even more confusing—especially in Georgia, where traffic from tourists, business travelers, and long-haul truckers is common. Whether the accident occurs in Atlanta, Savannah, or along I-75, knowing your rights is crucial. At Kevin Patrick Law,…

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