Patrick Jarrett

Patrick has a strong belief that people deserve justice who have suffered an injustice or injury as a result of someone's negligence, recklessness, or abuse of power. Because of this strong belief, he has devoted his career to serving individuals.

Over the course of his career he has represented those accused of crimes, those injured by other's negligence, those going through family law and child custody disputes, and immigrants before USCIS.

Patrick's personal injury practice includes representation of people who have been harmed as a result of the negligence of others. Many of his client's lives have been forever altered by serious injuries. Whether the injury is a result of a car wreck, an unsafe condition on a piece of property, abuse of power, or medical negligence, Patrick takes the time to know his clients' stories and is dedicated to helping them recover for their injuries.

He is licensed to practice law in Georgia, Texas, and Alabama. Most of his cases involve serious and catastrophic injuries as a result of an automobile accident. He also represents victims of medical malpractice, those who have been injured as the result of an unsafe condition on someone else's property, and from unsafe or malfunctioning products. After obtaining his Juris Doctor degree, Mr. Jarrett worked as an associate attorney at Lucio, LaFleur & Associates in Dallas, Texas. A Georgia native, Patrick moved back to Savannah in 2010 and founded The Jarrett Firm, LLC. Patrick has quickly established himself as a top local attorney, having handled hundreds of cases within the superior courts, state courts, municipal courts, and the recorder's court of Chatham, Liberty, Bryan, and Bulloch counties. In 2013, Patrick joined forces with Ben Price to establish Jarrett & Price, a firm dedicated to representing individuals. Patrick now handles injury cases in courts throughout the State of Georgia.

• Free Consultation
  We meet with all potential personal injury cases free of charge.
• Contingent Fees
  All personal injury cases are accepted without any upfront costs to clients. The attorney fees are contingent upon obtaining a recovery for our clients.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Personal Injury - Contingent Fee & Free Consultation

Alabama

Since 2009

Georgia

Since 2010

Texas

Since 2008

Partner

Jarrett & Price

2013 - Current

Jarrett & Price is a full service law firm located in Savannah, Georgia representing clients in the following areas: -Family Law & Divorce -DUI & Criminal Defense -Immigration & Citizenship -Auto Accidents & Personal Injury -Healthcare Reimbursement & Medical Liens At Jarrett & Price, our team of experienced attorneys is dedicated to serving individuals, families, and businesses through confident, client-centered legal counsel. We serve clients in criminal, family law, and personal injury matters throughout coastal Georgia including all of Chatham, Effingham, Liberty, Bulloch, and Bryan counties. Our immigration and nationality, healthcare reimbursement, and medical lien services extend to clients nationwide. In 2013, we founded the Georgia Military Family Law Center as an online resource for military families. Our family law practice is specifically tailored to meet the needs of Georgia’s military families, from our flexible payment options, to our office location less than a mile from Hunter Army Airfield in Chatham County and only a short drive from the Hinesville-Fort Stewart area of Liberty County.

Principal Attorney and Owner

The Jarrett Firm, LLC

2010 - 2012

Law firm offering client centered legal representation in the areas of Immigration, Family Law, Criminal Defense, and Mediation Services. We practice in all areas of Immigration law including assisting clients in acquiring green cards and visas. We also provide deportation defense and can represent clients in any immigration court in the United States. We practice in all areas of family law including divorce, child custody disputes, child support and custody modifications, legitimation suits, and adoptions. We represent clients in all areas of criminal defense, but mainly focus on misdemeanors. Our principal attorney is certified by the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution to accept court appointments as a general mediator. This experience helps us to represent clients in mediation.

Associate Attorney

Lucio, LaFleur & Associates, PLLC

2009 - 2010

Law firm focused on Immigration Law, Criminal Defense, and Family Law.

Texas Wesleyan University School of Law - Texas Wesleyan University

J.D. | Law

2005 - 2008

Honors: Moot Court Honor Society - Member

Activities: Moot Court Honor Society

University System of Georgia - Armstrong Atlantic State University

B.A. | Political Science

2000 - 2005

Honors: Graduated cum laude; National Dean's List; Study abroad in Denmark

Peer Review Rated

Martindale-Hubbell

2022

Mentor for TILPP

Supreme Court of Georgia

2013

Bill Daniel Trial Advocacy Program - Certificate of Completion

Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

2012

Moot Court Honor Society

Texas Wesleyan University School of Law

2007

American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)

Member

2011 - Current

Savannah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

2011 - Current

State Bar of Georgia

Member

2010 - Current

Activities: Immigration Law Section Young Lawyers Division

Savannah Bar Association

Member

2010 - Current

Alabama State Bar

Member

2009 - Current

Healthcare Lien Resolution: A 5-Step Approach

Lulu

April 22, 2019

Immigration Consequences of Criminal Activity, Savannah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Monthly Meeting

2017

Savannah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Families With or Without Borders: Issues Presented in Divorce involving Children and Travel, CLE - Family Law Mediator Continuing Education

2015

Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire

Immigration Reform/Senate Bill 744, Cinco de Mayo Festival, Pooler, GA

2013

General Mediation

Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution

Q. Can I bond someone out of jail on a murder charge?

July 11, 2012

A: Bond has to be granted by the judge. Whether a judge will issue a bond in a murder case is going to be dependent on specific facts related to the case. You can expect a very high bond if one is granted.