Evan L. Kaine has somewhat unexpectedly become a go-to lawyer for people bitten by dogs. With two recent wins totaling $760,000, the Atlanta solo should be basking in the glow of victory. But because many dog owners are renters without insurance, the prospects of recovery can be dim.
August 26, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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With two recent judgments totaling $760,000 to his credit, Atlanta solo practitioner Evan L. Kaine should be basking in the glow of victory. But for Kaine, who has somewhat unexpectedly become a go-to lawyer for people bitten by dogs, the specialized practice has essentially been just that: practice.
“I guess you could call this our ‘pro bono’ work,” said Kaine.
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