Legal Updates

Most Georgia drivers carry car insurance because it’s required by law, but few truly understand how the system works until after a serious accident. Georgia is an at-fault insurance state, which means the driver who causes the accident — and their insurance company — is responsible for paying for injuries, medical bills, lost wages, and…

When a crash happens in Georgia, two parallel claims usually arise: bodily injury (often shortened to “BI”) and property damage (“PD”). They travel side-by-side but operate very differently—from what you must prove, to what’s covered by insurance, to the deadlines and evidence that matter most. Understanding those differences can protect your rights and maximize your…

Car accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. One minute you’re driving to work, school, or home, and the next you’re dealing with the shock of a collision, possible injuries, and a damaged vehicle. In those stressful moments and the days that follow, the choices you make are critical. Unfortunately, many accident victims…

When you’ve been in a car accident in Georgia, your life can change in an instant. Beyond the physical injuries and financial strain, accident victims often deal with emotional distress, anxiety, depression, and long-term lifestyle changes. In the legal world, these non-economic damages are called “pain and suffering.” At Kevin Patrick Law, we believe it’s…

Car accidents can change lives in an instant. But from a legal perspective, the real story of an accident is pieced together over weeks and months through careful investigation. In Georgia, a car accident claim is not just about showing that a crash occurred—it’s about proving how it happened, who was responsible, and how the…