Legal Updates

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|August 4, 2026|Articles

Understanding the Truck Accident Claims Process in Georgia: A Step-by-Step Guide

Commercial truck accidents are often far more complicated than typical car crashes. Because multiple parties may be involved and trucking companies are governed by both state and federal regulations, pursuing a claim requires a thorough investigation and careful attention to the evidence. If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident…

By Kevin Patrick|July 2, 2026|Articles

Fourth of July Driving Safety in Georgia: Know the Law and Stay Safe This Independence Day

Fourth of July Driving Safety in Georgia: Celebrate Responsibly The Fourth of July is one of the most celebrated holidays in the United States. Families gather for cookouts, fireworks, lake trips, and vacations across Georgia. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most dangerous weekends of the year for motorists. Heavy traffic, impaired driving, distracted…

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|February 1, 2026|Articles

Jury Trials for Georgia Car Accident Cases: What Really Happens

If you’ve been hurt in a car accident in Georgia, you’ve probably heard some version of this line:“Most cases don’t actually go to trial.” That’s true—but here’s what insurance companies don’t advertise: the value of your case often depends on whether your lawyer is truly ready to take it to a jury. When an insurance…

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