Lawsuit Funding for Dog Bites and Animal Attacks
Bitten by a dog or attacked by an animal? Green Street Funding offers non-recourse funding while your claim moves forward. Repay only if you recover.
A dog attack can cause deep wounds, infections, nerve damage, and scarring. Many victims need plastic surgery, and the emotional effects can last long after the wounds close.
The rules for dog bite cases vary a lot by state. Some states hold owners strictly liable for bites. Others require proof that the owner knew the animal was dangerous. In some places, a landlord who knew about a dangerous dog may share responsibility. Recovery often comes through a homeowner's or renter's insurance policy.
How pre-settlement funding helps
Green Street Funding provides non-recourse funding to dog bite and animal attack victims represented by an attorney. It can help with expenses while you heal and the claim proceeds. You repay only if you recover. If the case is lost, you owe nothing.
What we review
- The owner and the property where it happened
- Prior incidents or complaints about the animal
- Homeowner's or renter's insurance
- Your injuries, scarring, and treatment
- Photos and medical records
Dog Bites and Animal Attacks: common questions
My child was bitten. Can we get funding?
Cases involving minors have special rules, including court approval of settlements. Talk to your attorney, and we can discuss whether funding is possible.
The owner had no insurance. Is funding still possible?
It depends on whether there is a realistic source of recovery. We review this with your attorney.
Do you fund attacks by other animals?
Yes. We can review other animal attack cases too.
See if your case qualifies
Non-recourse funding. No credit check. You repay only if you win.