Our Atlanta dog bite lawyers are dedicated to protecting the rights of those who were injured in dog attacks. Whether the client was bitten by a Rottweiler or German shepherd, our dog bite lawyers have a comprehensive understanding of Georgia dog bite law and will use this knowledge to hold the dog’s owner or keeper accountable for their actions or failure to act. To find out if our dog bite attorneys can assist you with your potential claim, fill out our free case review form today.
According to Atlanta dog bite law, a dog’s owner or keeper can be liable under two separate rules. When handling an Atlanta dog bite case under the one-bite rule, our lawyers will strive to prove the following:
Depending on the details of the dog attack case, we may also be able to handle the claim under the ordinance rule. To have a successful dog bite claim under this statute, our attorneys would have to prove that the dog was not leashed or muzzled as required by city or county law and that the dog’s owner or keeper carelessly managed the dog.
If you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog in Atlanta, our attorneys can evaluate your case to determine under which statute to handle your claim. We will research Atlanta dog bite laws, as well as county regulations, to determine the best way to proceed with your case. In cases involving the first bite rule, our lawyers will use their trial experience to demonstrate that the owner or keeper was aware of a prior aggressive act which should have informed them of the dog’s vicious tendencies. To find out if you are entitled to compensation for medical bills, physical pain and other damages resulting from your dog bite injuries, fill out our free case review form today.
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