Laws vary from state to state, but common threads exist. In Georgia, like many other states, a dog owner could be held liable for any injury the animal inflicts on others if negligence factors into the situation. Those who own particularly risky breeds may benefit...
Getting bitten or attacked by a dog is one of the most traumatic situations any Georgia resident can experience. Even without physical injuries, you can develop a phobia. Some jurisdictions follow the “one bite” rule" when it comes to dog bite liability. Understanding...
As the weather starts to warm in Georgia, more animals will emerge. Unfortunately, this also increases the risk of bites and visits to the doctor or emergency room. A research study cites climate change as a major reason for these issues. Climate change and animal...
Although many Georgia pet owners are responsible and keep their dogs on leashes while out, dog bites may still happen. A pet might overcome its owner while leashed, or the owner might take the leash off, and the dog can bite someone. If a dog bites you, here are some...
There are 4.5 million dog bites each year in the United States. In Georgia, a dog owner is possibly liable for damages if their dog bites someone. Some of the bites are fatal or life-threatening. How can you tell if a dog bite requires a visit to the doctor? Here are...