Atlanta Dog Bite Lawyer

Georgia Animal Attack Attorney

An animal attack can cause serious harm. If you or a loved one has been hurt by a dangerous dog, the lawyers at Ross & Pines, LLC can help. We have more than 50 years of combined experience standing up for injured people in the Atlanta Metro area and throughout the State of Georgia. We will fight to get you the compensation you deserve.

Contact us at (404) 812-4300 or toll-free at (866) 779-1776 for a free consultation with an experienced dog bite lawyer and personal injury lawyer.

At the law firm of Ross & Pines, LLC we care about our clients. When you choose us to represent you, we will take the time to learn about how a dog bite or attack has had an impact on your life. We will carefully explain your rights, and the steps involved in a personal injury case. As we move through the process, we will stay by your side.

A common misconception in dog bite cases is that only big dogs - pitbulls, rottweilers, doberman pinschers - can cause serious injuries. That is not true. We have handled dog bite cases in which small dogs have caused serious pain and permanent scarring. It is the dog's propensity for aggression and violence that is the real concern, not the size of the dog. This is especially true when a child is the victim. We can help you no matter what size or breed of dog attacked you.

For more information, please visit our Dog Bites Practice Page.

Dog bites can occur anywhere. Whether you were attacked on or near the dog owner's home, or were at a store, bar, restaurant or other business, we can help. Businesses are responsible for keeping people on their property safe. Dog owners are responsible for keeping their pets in line. If these duties have been neglected, we will pursue every possible avenue to get you the full compensation you deserve and discourage further attacks.

We are experienced trial attorneys. When we handle a personal injury or wrongful death case related to a dog bite, we make sure we prepare the case from the outset with the strength to go to court if the opposition is unwilling to provide full compensation for the injuries our clients suffered. That preparation involves thorough research and knowledge of leash laws, pet laws and other factors. It also involves conducting a thorough investigation, gathering critical evidence and interviewing potential witnesses.

To schedule a free consultation with a dog bite and premises liability lawyer, contact us at (404) 812-4300 or toll-free at (866) 779-1776.