About Kenneth Ray Bernard
Kenneth Ray Bernard Jr. practices personal injury law at Sherrod & Bernard, P.C. in Douglasville, Georgia. He has been a managing partner at the firm since 1992. The firm handles a variety of cases, including personal injury claims and government and administrative law matters. Kenneth has experience in the legal field, having served as a JAG officer in the U.S. Marine Corps after completing his law degree.
He earned his J.D. from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1989. Before that, he completed a B.A. at the University of Georgia in 1986. Kenneth also attended various military training programs, including the U.S. Naval Justice School and the U.S. Marine Corps Officer Candidate School.
His military background informs his approach to law, particularly in cases involving government entities. Most of his practice focuses on personal injury cases, where he represents clients seeking compensation for damages. He navigates complex legal procedures, from initial consultations to trial. Kenneth's experience as a JAG officer gave him a unique perspective on legal issues related to military service members and veterans, enhancing his ability to advocate for clients in these areas. Kenneth is actively involved in several legal associations. He is a member of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association and the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. He also serves on the Board of Governors for the State Bar of Georgia.
His commitment to the legal community extends to local organizations, including the Douglas County Bar Association and the Metro Atlanta County Lawyers Association. In addition to his legal practice, Kenneth participates in various community and educational initiatives. He has held leadership roles within the University System of Georgia, including serving as Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the University System of Georgia Foundation. His involvement in the Douglas County Board of Education as General Counsel highlights his dedication to education and community service. Kenneth's contributions to the legal field and his community are recognized across Georgia. He has held numerous leadership positions in organizations such as the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority and the Douglas County Chamber of Commerce. As a founder of the Chapel Hills Golden K of Kiwanis, he continues to foster community engagement and support local initiatives.
