Assisting Individuals And Children After A Dog Bite Injury

One of the joys of parenthood is seeing how your children interact with their surroundings. Many children love to play with dogs and other animals kept as pets. However, kids may not be able to recognize when a dog does not want to be bothered or is acting defensively — which could make them at risk for a dog bite injury.

If you or your child have suffered an animal bite or dog bite injury, it is important to immediately speak with an experienced personal injury lawyer in Lake County or Seminole County so that you can understand the extent of the injury and how to work toward compensation for your damages.

Florida law states that if a dog attacks any person while they are on or in a public place, including the property of the owner of the dog, the owner of that attacking dog is liable for damages suffered by the victim, regardless of the former viciousness of the dog or the owners’ knowledge of such viciousness.

Don’t Let Your Pain And Suffering Go Unrecognized

At Thompson & Evangelo, P.A., our attorneys know the pain that animal attacks can cause, and as board-certified civil litigators, we are ready to work toward maximum compensation for victims of animal attacks that have resulted in:

  • Permanent scarring
  • Nerve damage
  • Loss of use of a body part

There are certain extenuating circumstances where a dog owner may not be liable for damages in these types of cases, so if you have any questions, we urge you to reach out so we can begin working with you on your case. Like with every personal injury case, we are prepared to work exclusively on contingency and never collect anything until you do.

Please contact our firm for a no-obligation consultation by calling our Lake Mary office at 407-875-5757 or Mt. Dora at 352-735-7602. You can also securely email your information via our online contact form.

Personal Injury

Assisting Individuals And Children After A Dog Bite Injury

One of the joys of parenthood is seeing how your children interact with their surroundings. Many children love to play with dogs and other animals kept as pets. However, kids may not be able to recognize when a dog does not want to be bothered or is acting defensively — which could make them at risk for a dog bite injury.

If you or your child have suffered an animal bite or dog bite injury, it is important to immediately speak with an experienced personal injury lawyer in Lake County or Seminole County so that you can understand the extent of the injury and how to work toward compensation for your damages.

Florida law states that if a dog attacks any person while they are on or in a public place, including the property of the owner of the dog, the owner of that attacking dog is liable for damages suffered by the victim, regardless of the former viciousness of the dog or the owners’ knowledge of such viciousness.

Don’t Let Your Pain And Suffering Go Unrecognized

At Thompson & Evangelo, P.A., our attorneys know the pain that animal attacks can cause, and as board-certified civil litigators, we are ready to work toward maximum compensation for victims of animal attacks that have resulted in:

  • Permanent scarring
  • Nerve damage
  • Loss of use of a body part

There are certain extenuating circumstances where a dog owner may not be liable for damages in these types of cases, so if you have any questions, we urge you to reach out so we can begin working with you on your case. Like with every personal injury case, we are prepared to work exclusively on contingency and never collect anything until you do.

Please contact our firm for a no-obligation consultation by calling our Lake Mary office at 407-875-5757 or Mt. Dora at 352-735-7602. You can also securely email your information via our online contact form.

Personal Injury

Assisting Individuals And Children After A Dog Bite Injury

One of the joys of parenthood is seeing how your children interact with their surroundings. Many children love to play with dogs and other animals kept as pets. However, kids may not be able to recognize when a dog does not want to be bothered or is acting defensively — which could make them at risk for a dog bite injury.

If you or your child have suffered an animal bite or dog bite injury, it is important to immediately speak with an experienced personal injury lawyer in Lake County or Seminole County so that you can understand the extent of the injury and how to work toward compensation for your damages.

Florida law states that if a dog attacks any person while they are on or in a public place, including the property of the owner of the dog, the owner of that attacking dog is liable for damages suffered by the victim, regardless of the former viciousness of the dog or the owners’ knowledge of such viciousness.

Don’t Let Your Pain And Suffering Go Unrecognized

At Thompson & Evangelo, P.A., our attorneys know the pain that animal attacks can cause, and as board-certified civil litigators, we are ready to work toward maximum compensation for victims of animal attacks that have resulted in:

  • Permanent scarring
  • Nerve damage
  • Loss of use of a body part

There are certain extenuating circumstances where a dog owner may not be liable for damages in these types of cases, so if you have any questions, we urge you to reach out so we can begin working with you on your case. Like with every personal injury case, we are prepared to work exclusively on contingency and never collect anything until you do.

Please contact our firm for a no-obligation consultation by calling our Lake Mary office at 407-875-5757 or our Mt. Dora office at 352-735-7602. You can also securely email your information via our online contact form.