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 7, 2026|Articles

Why I Don’t Want My Attorney’s Fee to Be More Than My Client’s Recovery

Personal injury cases are about people. That may sound obvious, but it is something I try not to lose sight of when dealing with insurance companies, medical bills, liens, litigation expenses, attorney’s fees, and all the other numbers that can become part of a personal injury claim. At the end of the day, there is…

By Kevin Patrick|July 19, 2026|Articles

Why You Should Never Delay Medical Treatment After a Georgia Car Accident

In the moments following a car accident, it’s common to feel overwhelmed. You’re likely thinking about the damage to your vehicle, exchanging information with the other driver, speaking with law enforcement, and figuring out how to get home. If you’re able to walk away from the crash, you may even assume you weren’t seriously injured….

By Kevin Patrick|June 28, 2026|Articles

Why You Shouldn’t Accept the First Insurance Settlement Offer After a Georgia Accident

After a car accident, it’s common to receive a phone call from the at-fault driver’s insurance company within days—or even hours. The adjuster may sound sympathetic, assure you they want to resolve your claim quickly, and offer a settlement check. While that offer may seem tempting, especially if you’re facing mounting medical bills and lost…

By Kevin Patrick|May 30, 2026|Articles

How Federal Trucking Regulations Can Impact Your Georgia Injury Claim

How Federal Trucking Regulations Can Impact Your Georgia Injury Claim Commercial truck accidents are often far more complex than ordinary car crashes. In addition to Georgia traffic laws, trucking companies and commercial drivers must comply with extensive federal regulations designed to keep motorists safe. When these rules are violated, they can play a critical role…

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