R Keith Prater, PC

R Keith Prater, PC The mechanics of personal injury, liability and DAMAGES That in turn prepares the case for a successful settlement through negotiation and, or, mediation.

At this time my practice is limited to representing the seriously injured against the Goliath Insurance Trust. I prepare to litigate my clients cases with a global, focused, overview to strategically prepare each case for a successful trial outcome. My focus is always on my client's best interests. I don't shortcut cases to pay a large advertising budget, and have for 3 decades relied on my client's to voice their approval to injured people in their sphere of influence.

11/13/2025

Dunc's BBQ is great! Thanks to Georgetown Clinics in Sandy Springs for the Luncheon.

I am proud to announce I have joined Johnny Phillips Law as Senior Counsel
10/15/2025

I am proud to announce I have joined Johnny Phillips Law as Senior Counsel

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09/05/2024

FYI

A cool guide to vehicles with the most DUIs

06/08/2024

Blairsville Scottish Festival

01/25/2024
My new card
12/14/2023

My new card

I moved my residence to Blairsville!Still have an office in Sharpsburg!If you need to contact on a moment, email me at p...
12/14/2023

I moved my residence to Blairsville!
Still have an office in Sharpsburg!
If you need to contact on a moment, email me at [email protected] and leave your phone number or I will set up a ZOOM video conference asap!

“Technology allows us to be closer than ever before, but sometimes it can get us into some controversial situations.For ...
09/06/2023

“Technology allows us to be closer than ever before, but sometimes it can get us into some controversial situations.
For example, recording arrests or police activity. From Rodney King to George Floyd, recordings of police activity have changed our world.
Is it ever wrong to record uniformed law enforcement at work? Is it always legal to record an arrest? Could you face arrest if you record the police in the Peach State?
Here’s what to know before you press record.
Here’s what GA law says
According to the University of Georgia’s school of law , “Under the First Amendment, citizens have the right to record the police performing their duties in public. This right is essential to informing the public about police activity and holding government accountable for the actions of law enforcement.”

Specifically in Georgia , the Atlanta Police Department cannot interfere with a citizen’s right to record and they can’t delete or destroy the recording.
Here’s what to remember
If you are thinking of recording an arrest, crime or police activity of some sort:
You have the right to record almost anything in public
You’re not legally obligated to send the video to the police
Your video contains a lot of potentially important evidence
You could become a witness in a criminal case
You may face some uncomfortable public scrutiny”

04/22/2023

Address

12 Jackson Street
Newnan, GA
30263

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5am
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+17702537778

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