Dog Bite Lawyer in Florida
One Bite Can Change Everything. We’re Here to Make It Right.
Dog bites can cause far more than just physical wounds—they often leave lasting emotional scars, costly medical bills, and even long-term disability. Whether you were bitten at a park, a private residence, or walking through your neighborhood, Florida law is clear: dog owners are responsible for controlling their pets. If they fail to do so and someone gets hurt, they can be held liable.
At the Law Offices of Comras & Comras, we represent dog bite victims across South Florida, helping them recover the compensation they need to heal and move forward. Led by trial attorney David A. Comras, we act quickly to investigate the incident, gather evidence, and hold negligent dog owners accountable. If you’ve been attacked by a dog, don’t wait—get the legal support you deserve today.
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Compensation You May Be Entitled to After a Dog Bite
Permanent Disability or Disfigurement
Especially important in cases involving facial injuries or visible scars.
If you’re unsure what your case is worth, contact Comras & Comras today for a free case evaluation.
Many dog bites are preventable and occur due to owner negligence or reckless behavior. We handle cases involving:
- Dogs not leashed or restrained in public
- Dogs escaping fenced yards or homes
- Aggressive breeds left unsupervised
- Owners who ignore known aggressive tendencies
- Attacks on delivery workers, joggers, or children
- Dogs biting inside businesses or rental properties
If the owner failed to take proper precautions, we’re ready to take legal action.
Acting quickly helps preserve evidence and ensures your case has the strongest legal footing possible.
What to Do After a Dog Bite in Florida
Call 911 – Always report the accident to law enforcement.
Seek Medical Attention – Even if you feel fine, injuries can appear later.
Document the Scene – Take photos, gather witness information, and get the other driver’s details.
Do Not Speak to Insurance Adjusters – Anything you say can be used to reduce your claim.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, we’re here to help. Contact us today for a free consultation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Bite Claims
1. Can I sue someone if their dog bit me in Florida?
Yes. Florida has a strict liability dog bite law, which means the owner is liable for any injuries their dog causes—even if the dog has never bitten anyone before. You don’t have to prove negligence. If you were lawfully on the property and did not provoke the dog, you likely have a strong claim.
At Comras & Comras, we’ve handled numerous dog bite cases across South Florida. We’ll evaluate your claim, gather critical evidence, and take immediate steps to pursue the compensation you’re owed. You’ll work directly with an experienced trial attorney who knows how to build a strong, persuasive case.
2. What if the bite happened on the dog owner’s property?
Even if the attack occurred at the dog owner's home, you may still be entitled to compensation. Florida law protects people who are lawfully on private property—including guests, delivery personnel, and service workers. Homeowner’s insurance often covers these incidents, meaning you can pursue a claim without suing the individual directly.
We’re here to help you understand your options. Our firm handles communication with insurance companies from day one, ensuring you’re treated fairly and not pressured into accepting less than your case is worth.
3. What injuries are common in dog bite cases?
Dog bites can range from puncture wounds and torn skin to serious infections, broken bones, and permanent scarring. Children and the elderly are especially vulnerable to head and facial injuries. In severe cases, dog attacks can cause nerve damage or even require reconstructive surgery.
Our firm works closely with medical experts to fully understand the extent of your injuries. We document everything thoroughly to ensure that your compensation reflects not just your current expenses, but also the long-term consequences of the attack.
4. How long do I have to file a dog bite claim in Florida?
Florida law gives you two years from the date of the dog bite to file a personal injury lawsuit. However, gathering evidence and speaking to witnesses is much easier the sooner you start. If you wait too long, your case may be harder to prove—or barred entirely.
When you call Comras & Comras, we act fast. We interview witnesses, retrieve medical records, and file necessary claims right away. Time matters—and so does preserving your right to full recovery.
5. Why choose Comras & Comras for your dog bite injury case?
Because we don’t take chances with your case—or your future. David A. Comras brings decades of trial experience and a reputation for results to every claim. You won’t get passed around between staff or paralegals—you’ll work directly with a seasoned attorney who handles every step of the case with care and urgency.
At Comras & Comras, we don’t just know the law—we know how to make it work for you. Our firm is built on preparation, responsiveness, and real results. If you’ve been hurt, we’re ready to take the lead.

Why Choose Comras & Comras Law for Your Case?
When it comes to car accident claims, experience matters. Here’s why clients trust Comras & Comras Law:
Proven Results – We have secured millions for our clients.
Personalized Legal Support – We treat every client like family, ensuring your case gets the attention it deserves.
We Handle Insurance Companies –
Don’t let insurers lowball your claim—we fight for full compensation.
No Fees Unless We Win –
You don’t pay us a dime unless we win your case.