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Dog bites claim information

Dog bites questionnaire

Tell us about your dog bites case. Share the records you have and mark dates you are unsure about. Sending this form does not extend a deadline or make us your attorney.

Up to 10 PDF or image files, 10 MB each. Do not include Social Security numbers.

305-748-3789

By submitting, you authorize the firm to contact you by phone or email about this request. Submitting does not create an attorney-client relationship, guarantee representation or stop a deadline. Do not rely on this form for emergencies.

Frequently asked questions

What should I do after dog bites in Florida?

Seek medical advice promptly for wounds or infection concerns. Save owner, animal and vaccination details already available. Retain animal-control reports and witness contacts. Preserve medical records and dated original photos privately.

What information helps review a dog bites claim?

Owner information, the circumstances of the encounter and the applicable legal rules need review. Do not assume every animal injury follows the same claim path. Incident date; Location and city; Dog owner or keeper, if known; Dog description and vaccination information can help begin the review. Documents are optional for an initial request.

How long do I have to act?

The incident or loss date, parties, policy terms, notices and possible exceptions need individual review. Do not assume reporting a claim, negotiating or waiting for records extends a deadline.

How can I arrange a meeting?

Meetings by appointment only. Based in Hollywood, Florida. Serving clients throughout Florida, including Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville.

Does submitting a form create representation?

No. The firm must agree to representation in a signed written engagement agreement. A submission does not stop a deadline or guarantee an outcome.