Serious injuries from dog attacks in Mississauga. Under Ontario law, owners are strictly liable — we help victims recover the compensation they deserve.
Book a free consultationDog attack injuries can be traumatic and life-altering, especially for children. Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act makes owners strictly liable for bites, but recovering fair compensation still requires experienced legal representation. Our Mississauga team has recovered millions for dog bite victims.
Under Ontario’s DOLA, dog owners are strictly liable for bites — no need to prove negligence. We know how to use this to your advantage.
Children suffer the most severe dog bite injuries. We’ve successfully represented young victims and their families in countless cases.
Dog bite injuries often require reconstructive surgery, psychological treatment, and long-term care. We fight for compensation that covers all of it.
Free consultation, no upfront costs, and we only get paid if we recover compensation for you.
We handle dog bite cases of every severity — from minor punctures requiring tetanus shots to catastrophic facial injuries.
Reconstructive surgery and scar treatment can cost tens of thousands of dollars. We pursue full compensation.
Children are the most common dog bite victims. We specialize in representing young victims and their families.
Deep bites that damage tissue, nerves, or tendons often require surgery and long recovery periods.
Dog attacks can cause PTSD, phobias, and lasting psychological injuries. These are compensable under Ontario law.
In some cases, landlords can also be liable for tenants’ dangerous dogs. We investigate all responsible parties.
Most homeowner insurance policies cover dog bites. We handle the entire claim process with the owner’s insurer.
After a dog attack, your priority is medical care — get the bite cleaned, photographed, and reported to the local health unit. The bite report creates an official record that helps your case.
Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act makes the owner strictly liable for any bite, regardless of whether the dog has bitten before. You don’t need to prove the owner was negligent — you just need to prove the dog bit you. This is a huge legal advantage for victims.
Most dog bite cases are paid out by the owner’s homeowner insurance policy. We handle the entire claim process: gathering evidence, negotiating with the insurer, and if necessary, filing suit. Most cases settle without going to court.
Under Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act (DOLA), yes — owners are strictly liable for bites without needing to prove negligence. However, if the victim provoked the dog or was trespassing, the owner may raise a defense.
You can claim medical expenses (including future surgery and scar treatment), lost income, pain and suffering, psychological treatment, and loss of enjoyment of life. For children, amounts are often held in trust until adulthood.
In most cases, two years from the date of the bite under Ontario’s Limitations Act. For child victims, the clock starts at age 18. Call us early to preserve evidence and witness memories.
We investigate whether homeowner insurance, landlord insurance, or any other party can be held liable. In most cases, there’s coverage somewhere.
Yes. Report the bite to the local public health unit immediately. They investigate the dog and create a record that strengthens your legal case.