Legal Updates

After a serious car accident, one of the first questions is usually: Does the at-fault driver have enough insurance to cover my injuries? Unfortunately, the answer is not always yes. A driver may cause an accident that results in surgery, extensive medical treatment, months away from work, and significant pain and suffering—yet carry only $25,000…

After a car accident in Georgia, many people assume that if they didn’t need an ambulance or emergency surgery, they must be okay. Unfortunately, that assumption often leads to serious problems — both medically and legally. At Kevin Patrick Law, we regularly represent injured Georgians whose symptoms did not fully appear until days after a…

Car accidents don’t only happen on public roads. In Georgia, many collisions occur in parking lots, apartment complexes, and privately owned spaces open to the public. Understanding how “private property” accidents are handled — including reporting requirements, insurance claims, liability and evidence — is essential. This post explains what Georgia drivers need to know about…

The moments following a car accident can feel disorienting. Between shock, adrenaline, and confusion, it’s easy to overlook key steps that could later affect your injury claim.But under Georgia law, what you do in the first 24 hours after a car accident can make a critical difference. From getting medical care to gathering evidence, each…