Atlanta-based law firm to represent Zhongkai Mao, in the suit (civil action file number 18C02521-5), for serious injuries sustained in dog attack

ATLANTA (PRWEB) April 12, 2018

Per court documents, Zhongkai Mao was walking on the sidewalk in his neighborhood, near the intersection of Five Forks Trickum Road and Emerald Forest Circle, when he was attacked by two unrestrained dogs. As a result, Mao incurred severe wounds on his left arm and leg and needed immediate surgery.

The complaint also alleges that the defendant Rosa Garcia failed to keep the dogs under restraint and from leaving her property. This allegedly led to the vicious attack on Mao, which resulted in serious injuries and medical expenses.

“Mr. Mao is suffering severely and, according to doctors, will possibly need years of rehabilitation,” explains attorney Brooks Neely. “At Zagoria Law, our priority in every dog bite case is to ensure that dog owners are held responsible for the actions of their pets when those actions cause injury to others.”

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About Zagoria Law
Zagoria Law is an Atlanta-based personal injury law firm dedicated to providing unyielding representation to its clients. Founder David Zagoria has more than 20 years of experience as a prosecutor and trial attorney litigating injury cases in State and Federal Courts throughout Georgia. Honored as a Georgia Super Lawyer, Zagoria’s focus on personal injury cases, specifically dog bites and serious injury-premises liability cases, ensures unparalleled service and dedication from the very beginning of clients’ cases until the end. For more information, please visit http://www.lawzagoria.com.

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