Amazon driver attacked

$300,000

Original Offer

$75,000

Net Settlement

$300,000

During an Amazon delivery, a dog rushed at our client, forcing him to jump back and fall, resulting in injuries to his neck, spine, and left leg. Even without a bite, the dog’s aggression caused the accident. Our legal team recovered $300,000 for him.

Injuries from a Dog Chase

$136,000

Original Offer

$31,377

Net Settlement

$136,000

Chased by two aggressive dogs, our client climbed a tree to avoid being bitten, resulting in multiple scrapes, bruising, and a knee injury. We secured a $136,000 settlement on his behalf.

Caregiver Dog Attack

$75,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$75,000

Our client, a dedicated caregiver, was mauled by a dog while on the job, resulting in serious lacerations and permanent scarring. Despite the insurance company’s refusal to pay, our legal team secured a $75,000 recovery on her behalf.

Dog Bite That Resulted in a Broken Leg

$300,000

Original Offer

$11,698

Net Settlement

$300,000

While out for a walk, our client was hit by a dog that charged from a nearby home, knocking them into the road. They suffered a fractured fibula and torn ankle ligaments, requiring surgery and weeks away from work.

Dog Attack on Two Children

$205,000

Original Offer

Medical Bills

$12,001

Net Settlement

$205,000

Two young siblings, ages 7 and 12, were bitten by their neighbor’s dog in separate incidents a year apart. Although the insurer initially undervalued their cases, mediation led to a $205,000 settlement.

Construction Worker Bitten By a Dog

$250,000

Original Offer

Medical Bills

$8,000

Net Settlement

$250,000

While working construction in a backyard, our client was bitten on the legs by a dog, leaving permanent scars. Despite no initial offer, we fought and secured a $250,000 settlement for his $8,000 in medical bills and lasting injuries

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

Atlanta Dog Bite FAQ

Seeking Legal Advice? Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about Atlanta and Georgia dog bite and attack cases.

Who Is Responsible for Your Dog Bite Injury?

The owner of the dog that attacked you may be held responsible for your costs in some circumstances.
The owner’s insurance company might offer to pay your medical expenses, but they rarely offer to pay for the remainder of your costs, which can be cripplingly expensive.

If you or a loved one has been injured by a dog attack, it is important that you learn how to make a complete claim that includes not just medical costs but also other damages including pain and suffering and quality of life changes. The law in Georgia is there to protect you from expenses caused by another person’s negligence. An experienced Atlanta personal injury lawyer can be your ally and explain the steps you should take to ensure your needs are covered.

Why Should I Retain a Lawyer for My Dog Bite Case?

Hiring an experienced lawyer is essential to ensure your rights are fully protected. They can help you navigate the legal system, gather and present necessary evidence, and engage in negotiations with insurance companies.

What Type of Evidence is Needed for a Dog Bite Case?

Important evidence in a dog bite case includes your medical records, photographs of your injuries, witness statements, and any documentation of prior incidents involving the dog. An attorney will collect and present this evidence to the insurance company on your behalf.

How Does an Attorney Assist with Insurance Company Negotiations?

Insurance companies often attempt to minimize their liability. An attorney will manage all communications with the insurance company, ensuring your claim is given the gravity it deserves and protecting you from being coerced into accepting an inadequate settlement offer.

What Compensation is Available for a Dog Bite Injury?

Compensation in dog bite cases may encompass medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and any long-term effects on your quality of life. An attorney will diligently pursue a settlement that comprehensively addresses all your damages.

What is the Statute of Limitations for Filing a Dog Bite Claim?

The statute of limitations for filing a dog bite claim varies by jurisdiction. In Georgia, you typically have two years from the date of the incident to initiate legal proceedings. An attorney will ensure all procedural deadlines are met to preserve your right to compensation.