HawkLaw, founded by attorney John Hawkins and headquartered at 1100 23rd St S, Birmingham, AL 35205, has recovered over $200 million for personal injury victims throughout South Carolina. Their experienced dog bite attorneys understand the physical and emotional trauma that results from animal attacks, which affect 4.7 million Americans annually according to the CDC. South Carolina follows strict liability laws for dog bites, making owners responsible for injuries their dogs cause when the victim is in a public place or lawfully on private property. The firm helps victims pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation costs, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and permanent scarring or disfigurement. With offices in Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, and Spartanburg, HawkLaw’s attorneys thoroughly investigate each case, identify all liable parties, and work on a contingency basis—charging no legal fees unless they win. Their digital-first approach allows victims to initiate cases immediately for prompt legal representation. For a free consultation, victims can call 888-HAWK-LAW.
William S. Halsey, III operates his law firm from 5120 Selkirk Drive, Suite 110 in Birmingham, Alabama. This personal injury practice specializes in animal attack cases, helping victims secure compensation for injuries caused by dog bites and other animal incidents. The firm emphasizes that while pets are beloved companions, when owners fail to maintain proper control, these animals can cause severe injuries, especially to children. Attorney Halsey supports victims through the aftermath of animal attacks, guiding them through the immediate steps of seeking medical attention, reporting the incident to local authorities, and documenting evidence. The legal team investigates each case thoroughly, gathering witness statements, medical records, and documentation of the animal’s history to build strong claims against negligent pet owners. They help clients secure compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and future medical needs such as reconstructive surgery. The Law Offices of William S. Halsey, III offers free initial consultations and operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Call 205-751-8747 for assistance.
Petro Accident and Injury Attorneys, with offices throughout Alabama including their Birmingham location at 2820 Columbiana Rd, Suite 210, Birmingham, AL 35216, provides specialized representation for dog bite victims statewide. Their experienced attorneys navigate Alabama’s unique combination of strict liability and one-bite rules, which generally hold dog owners responsible for unprovoked attacks on lawfully present victims. The firm handles cases ranging from minor puncture wounds to severe attacks resulting in lacerations, infections, scarring, broken bones, and psychological trauma. Understanding Alabama’s contributory negligence laws, which can reduce compensation if victims partially contributed to the incident, their attorneys build comprehensive cases establishing clear liability. The practice emphasizes the potential for serious complications from dog bites, including infections, rabies, tissue damage, and permanent disfigurement, particularly for vulnerable populations like children and the elderly. Their thorough approach includes investigating attacks, documenting injuries, identifying insurance coverage, and calculating damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term care needs. Operating on a contingency fee basis, clients pay nothing unless they recover compensation. For a free consultation, call (256) 533-5000.
Maxwell Tillman provides victims with expert dog bite legal representation in Birmingham, Alabama, operating from their office at 1820 3rd Ave. Ste. 300, Birmingham, AL 35203. With a 97.7% success rate in personal injury cases, their attorneys help victims recover compensation through personal injury lawsuits against negligent dog owners. Under Alabama law, the owner of a dog is automatically liable for injuries caused by the dog, with a few specific exceptions. For liability to apply, the victim must prove they did not provoke the dog, they were not trespassing, and the owner should have reasonably known their dog was dangerous. The firm emphasizes that dog owners have further duties outlined in the Birmingham Code of Ordinances, including proper restraint of dogs. Their attorneys work to establish exactly what happened during the incident, collect evidence, and build custom legal strategies for each client. Victims may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, physical therapy costs, lost wages, and emotional distress. For consultation, call (205) 216-3304.
Alabama Personal Injury Lawyers, LLC operates from 1100 23rd St S, Birmingham, AL 35205, providing experienced legal representation for dog bite victims throughout Alabama. Their Birmingham dog bite lawyers understand that dog attacks can be traumatic and cause life-impacting injuries, from open wounds and broken bones to nerve damage and permanent scarring. In Alabama, dog owners are strictly liable for their dogs’ behavior, with few exceptions, meaning they’re responsible for victims’ damages regardless of the dog’s history. The firm thoroughly investigates each case, collecting evidence to establish liability while fighting for compensation covering medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and emotional trauma. They handle cases involving all dog breeds, including commonly dangerous breeds like pit bulls, Rottweilers, and German Shepherds, as well as all attack-related injuries including puncture wounds, soft tissue damage, broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, and infections. For a free consultation, victims can contact the firm at (205) 855-2745.
Located at 2201 Morris Ave, Birmingham, AL 35203, Hollis, Wright & Clay, P.C. provides specialized legal representation for dog bite victims throughout Montgomery, Alabama. Their experienced Montgomery dog bite attorneys understand that dog attacks can result in serious physical and emotional injuries, from infections and amputations to scarring and psychological trauma. The firm emphasizes that Alabama law holds dog owners responsible for taking reasonable steps to protect the public from potentially dangerous animals. Their lawyers thoroughly investigate each case, establishing liability by gathering evidence of the dog’s history and the owner’s awareness of potential danger. The firm serves clients injured in Montgomery’s dog-friendly areas, including Rotary Park and Hannah Daye Ridling Bark Park, where the risk of dog bites may be elevated. They help victims recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, emotional distress, and other damages associated with dog attacks. For a free consultation regarding your dog bite case, contact Hollis, Wright & Clay at 844-529-8255 or 205-324-3600.
Marsh, Rickard & Bryan practices from 2222 Arlington Ave S., Suite 210 in Birmingham, AL 35205, where they’ve been representing dog bite victims since 1996. Their team of trial attorneys understands that in Alabama, dog owners are strictly liable for injuries their pets cause, regardless of whether the animal has a history of biting. The firm handles cases involving various breeds including pit bulls, boxers, chow chows, Doberman pinschers, Rottweilers, German shepherds, and even less aggressive breeds like poodles. They recognize that children are especially vulnerable to serious attacks due to their small size and energetic behavior, often resulting in severe infections, scarring, and disfigurement. Their attorneys carefully evaluate each case, listening to clients’ stories and working diligently to secure maximum compensation for medical costs and suffering. Contact their Birmingham office at 205-927-0222 for a free consultation regarding your dog bite case.
April Collins leads Collins Law, LLC, providing dedicated representation for dog bite victims across Birmingham and Alabama. From their office at 3305 Oakhill Drive, Birmingham, AL 35216, the firm’s attorneys assist clients injured by unrestrained or aggressive dogs, helping them navigate Alabama’s strict liability laws which hold owners responsible for injuries regardless of prior knowledge of the dog’s aggressive tendencies. Collins Law helps victims suffering from puncture wounds, scarring, infections, and psychological trauma pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. Their experienced legal team, available at 205-588-1411, investigates attack circumstances, gathers evidence, handles insurance negotiations, and prepares cases for trial when necessary. Working on a contingency fee basis, the firm has achieved significant bill reductions for clients, reducing medical expenses by up to 88% while ensuring victims receive maximum compensation for their injuries, whether through settlement or litigation.
Attorney team at Hollis, Wright & Clay, P.C. leads the fight for dog bite victims in Guntersville, Alabama from their office at 2201 Morris Ave, Birmingham, AL 35203. Serving Marshall County with over 25 years of expertise handling dog bite injuries and animal attacks, their attorneys focus on all aspects of dog attack claims including conflict aggression, fear-based aggression, and defensive aggression cases. The firm represents clients on a contingency fee basis, ensuring victims pay nothing unless compensation is recovered. With millions recovered annually for clients, they handle everything from emergency medical costs to emotional distress claims resulting from dog attacks. Their comprehensive approach includes free consultations at 844.LAW.TALK (529-8255) and guidance on training dogs to prevent future incidents, particularly in Guntersville’s abundant outdoor spaces like Tom Jackson Park where off-leash interactions create higher risk environments.
Maxwell Tillman – Trial Lawyers operates from 1820 3rd Ave, Suite 300, Birmingham, AL 35203, specializing in dog bite cases throughout Alabama. Their experienced attorneys understand the traumatic nature of dog attacks, which can cause serious injuries including bleeding, infection, and potentially life-threatening complications. The firm emphasizes how dog bite victims often require hospitalization and long-term medical care, creating significant financial burden, especially when injuries prevent victims from working. Their legal team helps clients pursue compensation from dog owners under Alabama’s liability laws, covering medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation costs, and pain and suffering damages. In cases where dogs have a history of aggression, the attorneys may seek additional punitive damages. Maxwell Tillman works on a contingency basis, ensuring clients pay nothing unless compensation is secured. For a free consultation regarding your dog bite injury case, contact their Birmingham office at 205-216-3304.
