Monthly Archives: January 2026
Who Is Liable for Dog Bites Through Fences or Car Windows?
While a lot of dog attacks happen during walks or inside a home, others don’t. Some of the most surprising and legally complex cases involve bites that occur through fences or car windows. These incidents raise important questions about liability. If you or someone you care about is in this situation, talk to an… Read More »
PTSD After a Dog Bite: Seeking Compensation for Psychological Harm
Dog bite injuries are often discussed in terms of physical harm, such as lacerations, scarring, infections, or the need for reconstructive surgery. However, for many victims, especially children and older adults, the psychological impact can be just as serious and far longer lasting. Throughout Georgia, dog bite victims develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and… Read More »
How Are Georgia Dog Bite Laws Different From Surrounding State Laws?
The ability of an injured person to secure compensation depends on the state laws where the incident occurred. Georgia’s approach to dog bite liability differs in meaningful ways from neighboring states such as Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, and South Carolina. If you have been bitten in Georgia, connect with an Atlanta dog bite lawyer. Understanding… Read More »
What Medical Records Are and What They Include
The immediate focus following a dog attack should be on getting medical care. But once the initial shock fades, many people are surprised to learn just how critical their medical records become in proving a dog bite case. These records often form the foundation of a strong insurance claim or lawsuit, and without them,… Read More »