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How to Address Mental Health Challenges After a Disfiguring Dog Bite in Georgia

Disfigurement is one of the most challenging issues for many dog bite victims in Georgia. If you were disfigured by a dog attack, you might be struggling with depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, self-esteem issues, feelings of low self-worth, and much more. You might wonder how you are ever going to…

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Georgia Woman Narrowly Escapes Death After Dog Attack

In November of 2024, a Georgia woman narrowly escaped death after being attacked by a dog. While this particular victim survived, many do not. If her husband had not been with her, she probably would have become yet another worrying statistic in Georgia. These attacks not only illustrate the rising…

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Suing Third Parties for Contributing to Dog Bite Injuries

One of the most challenging aspects of a dog bite injury in Marietta is the cost of treatment. Often, these dog bites are disfiguring – and they may require reconstructive surgery. This type of treatment doesn’t come cheap – and victims may be totally unprepared for the costs. The obvious…

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Can You Sue Police for Dog Bites in Georgia?

While many dog bite lawsuits involve privately owned pets, others involve police “K9 units.” Dogs are used throughout many law enforcement agencies in Georgia, and these animals are trained to perform various roles. But even the most well-trained animal is still an animal, and they are capable of causing serious,…

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Who Pays for My Damages After a Georgia Dog Bite?

After a dog bite, you may face significant financial losses. First and foremost, you may incur tremendous medical bills as you seek to address your various injuries. You may also lose income after being forced to miss work due to your injuries. These two losses feed into each other, and…

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Should I Get a Rabies Shot After a Dog Bite in Georgia?

Rabies is a valid concern after a dog bite in Georgia. In the immediate aftermath of your animal attack, you might also become worried about all kinds of other infectious diseases. While rabies is generally quite rare, the statistics are somewhat misleading – and it is always best to approach…

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Understanding Dog Restraint Laws in Marietta After a Dog Attack

After a dog attack in Marietta, you may need to familiarize yourself with local ordinances regarding animal restraints. This is because your ability to sue may depend on whether the dog owner violated any of these local laws. If no violations occurred and the animal had no prior aggressive tendencies,…

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Suing for a Stray Dog Attack in Georgia

Stray dogs are becoming a serious threat in Georgia. In May of 2024, numerous sources reported that a “pack of stray dogs” had mauled a mother to death. The incident also left the woman’s children injured, and it sparked a renewed discussion about dog attacks in Georgia. However, later reports…

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National Dog Bite Prevention Week – April 7 -13, 2024

Dogs are the most popular pets in the United States. About 65 million households own at least one dog. A dog is often considered a member of the family, but it is important to remember that dogs are animals. All animals, including domesticated dogs, can be dangerous. Dog bites are among the…

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Georgia’s Leash Laws and Liability: Preventing Dog Bites in Marietta

Dogs are extremely popular pets in Marietta, Georgia. Yet, as popular as dogs are, the state of Georgia does not have a statewide leash law. Instead, specific cities and counties have adopted laws such as regulations regarding owner liability and when a dog must be restrained. Understanding these leash laws…

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