Atlanta Dog Bite Attorney

Georgia Animal Attack Lawyer

Atlanta, Georgia Animal Attack Attorney

Has a dog bite, dog mauling, snake attack, or other animal attack left you or a family member with serious injuries? We can help you hold the animal's owner liable for the damages you've sustained.

 

In Atlanta and in cities around the U.S., dangerous breeds of dogs are becoming the pets of choice for many individuals. Whether for protection or as family pets, these animals can cause devastating injuries, especially to children.

 

If you or a family member has been injured as a result of a dog bite or animal attack, contact the Atlanta, Georgia, personal injury law firm of Moore & Hawthorne, L.L.C., today. At Moore & Hawthorne, L.L.C., we are dedicated to helping injured people recover fair and just compensation for injuries suffered as result of pit bull attacks, German shepherd attacks, and other dog bites and animal attacks.

 

With more than fifty years of combined experience, our Atlanta dog bite lawyers can help you to receive the compensation you need for the harm you have suffered. Whether through negotiation or litigation, we will fight hard to protect your rights and ensure that you and your family will have the financial resources you need to manage the costs of ongoing medical care and other expenses.

 

Contact our Fulton County personal injury attorneys and wrongful death lawyers today for a FREE initial consultation regarding your personal injury or wrongful death case.

 

We handle all personal injury and wrongful death cases on a contingency basis - you pay nothing unless we recover for you.

 

We deal with many types of dog bite and animal attack cases, including those involving:

 

• All breeds of dogs, including pit bulls, Rottweilers, German shepherds, Dobermans, and other breeds

• Cats

• Birds

•  Non-traditional pets, such as lizards, snakes, pigs, and other animals

• Injuries to children

• Child mauling

 

When a dog attack occurs, it is not only the physical injuries and scarring that must be considered. Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome and other psychological and emotional effects that may not be readily apparent must be taken into consideration.

 

Whether the dog or animal in question was fenced or loose, leashed or unleashed, the animal's owner is responsible for the actions of his / her animal. It may a question of negligent security or failure to adequately warn passer-bys regarding the presence of a dangerous dog. Or, it may be a case where a dangerous dog was running loose in the neighborhood. Whatever the circumstances, we can help get to the bottom of things and hold the owner responsible.

 

We guarantee that you will talk directly with your attorney on a regular basis - that is our promise.