Coral Springs Dog Bite Lawyers

Dedicated Legal Representation for the Injured in Coral Springs

An unprovoked dog bite can lead to infections, scarring, and lifelong trauma. In Coral Springs, victims of dog attacks often face expensive medical treatment, lost time at work, and emotional distress. Many of these incidents occur because an owner failed to control their pet. When negligence causes harm, victims have the right to pursue compensation. Our firm takes a hands-on approach, investigating the attack, holding negligent owners accountable, and securing the financial support needed for recovery.

A Word from Our Clients

Handling These Dog Bite Cases In Coral Springs

Every dog bite case is different, but the pain and trauma are always real. In Coral Springs, we handle cases involving unprovoked attacks, negligent pet owners, and failure to follow leash laws. We fight for children bitten by aggressive dogs, delivery drivers attacked on the job, and joggers who suffer injuries due to unrestrained pets. No matter the circumstances, we hold negligent owners accountable and fight for maximum compensation. If you’ve been bitten by a dog, call us today to learn how we can help.

Emotional Trauma After a Dog Attack in Coral Springs

Dog attacks don’t just cause physical injuries—they leave lasting emotional scars. Many victims, especially children, develop anxiety, PTSD, or a lifelong fear of dogs. The psychological impact of an attack can affect daily life, work, and relationships. In Coral Springs, we fight for compensation that covers not only medical expenses but also the emotional trauma caused by these attacks. If a dog attack has left you struggling emotionally, we’re ready to help you seek justice.

FAQs About Dog Bite Cases in Coral Springs

• Q: Does Florida’s “strict liability” law apply to dog bites?
• A: Yes. Florida law holds dog owners strictly liable for injuries caused by their pets, regardless of prior behavior. This means victims do not have to prove negligence, only that the bite occurred.
• Q: Are certain breeds more dangerous under Florida law?
• A: Florida does not have breed-specific laws, but some insurance policies exclude certain breeds from coverage. However, liability applies regardless of the breed.
• Q: What if the dog’s owner has no insurance?
• A: You can still pursue a claim against the owner personally. If they lack coverage, other legal avenues may be available to recover compensation.

Get Your FREE Initial Dog Bite Case Consultation Today

Dog bite victims deserve justice. Let us fight for your rights and secure the compensation you need to move forward. Call today to get started.

Contact our firm today to schedule your FREE initial case consultation at (786) 473-3780.

Services