Monthly Archives: July 2023
Common Infections from Dog Bite Injuries
You have probably heard the saying that a dog’s mouth is far cleaner than a human’s, and the statistics seem to confirm this on the surface. The American Kennel Club (AKC) points out that dogs have around 600 different forms of bacteria in their mouths, compared to 615 for humans. The AKC does follow… Read More »
Will I Have to do a Deposition for a Georgia Dog Bite Case?
Humans have always had a close connection with dogs, historically relying on them as working animals and enjoying them as loving pets more recently. Unfortunately, some canines can be unpredictable, becoming aggressive, biting, and attacking. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that more than 336,000 victims seek emergency care at… Read More »
What Does It Mean to Provoke Under Georgia Dog Bite Laws?
Not all US states have enacted laws to protect victims who are bitten or attacked by dogs, but Georgia does have a statute that specifies legal remedies. The state dog bite law states that the owner of a vicious or dangerous animal is liable when it causes injury to someone else, if the reason… Read More »
What to do if an Owner Offers Payment After a Georgia Dog Bite
Dogs are a popular household pet in America, so there is a good chance you encounter canines through friends, family, and neighbors if you do not have one yourself. Approximately 69 million families in the US have a dog according to the American Pet Products Association, and many have more than one. The majority… Read More »