July 7, 2026
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Dog Bites in Georgia: Why “First Bite Free” Is a Myth — and How Victims Actually Win
Georgia’s dog bite statute lets victims win without proving a prior bite — if a leash law was violated. Learn O.C.G.A. § 51-2-7, who pays, and what to do after an attack.
December 25, 2025
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Holiday dog bites and guest injuries in Georgia what to do after a bite at a family gathering or neighbor’s party
December in Georgia means packed living rooms, backyard fire pits, and lots of new faces in close quarters—including kids, relatives, and pets that aren’t used to the chaos. Add food, noise, and late nights, and even a well-behaved dog can react. If you or your child was bitten at a holiday get-together, here’s how to protect your health and your claim. Why dog bites spike during the holidays Crowded rooms, unfamiliar guests, and disrupted routines can stress pets. Children move
May 28, 2025
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Dog Bite Injuries in Atlanta: What to Do and Your Legal Rights
Dog parks, neighborhood walks, and friendly gatherings often include our four‐legged companions. However, even the most well‐trained dog can snap under stress, fear, or provocation. If you or a loved one suffer a dog bite in Atlanta, knowing how Georgia law defines liability, and understanding the immediate steps to take, can protect your health and ensure you receive fair compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Below is a comprehensive guide to navigating a dog bite incident
February 4, 2025
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Steps to Take After a Dog Bite in Georgia
If you or a loved one is bitten by a dog, taking the right steps can protect your health and legal rights: 1. Seek Medical Attention Immediately 2. Identify the Dog and Owner 3. Report the Incident 4. Gather Evidence 5. Consult a Personal Injury Attorney Compensation for Dog Bite Victims in Georgia If you were injured in a dog bite attack, you may be entitled to compensation, including: How Gunn Law Group Can Help At Gunn Law Group, we have extensive
November 21, 2024
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What Are Your Legal Options After a Dog Attack in Georgia Parks?
Parks are meant for recreation, but dog attacks can disrupt a pleasant outing. In Georgia, dog owners are responsible for ensuring their pets are under control, especially in public spaces. Common Causes of Dog Attacks in Parks • Off-leash dogs in restricted areas. • Lack of proper training or restraint by the owner. • Aggressive breeds with known behavioral issues. Steps to Take After a Dog Attack 1. Seek Medical Treatment: Dog bites can lead to infections and scarring. 2.
May 21, 2024
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