Bed Bug Lawyers Helping Clients In Florida And Nationwide
Why Are Bed Bug Bites Serious?
Bed bug bites on humans have become a major problem both in the United States and across the globe. At Bed Bug Law, our nationwide bed bug attorneys have consulted thousands of bed bug victims throughout the U.S. about bed bug attacks.
These blood-sucking insect attacks have resulted in serious physical injuries, psychological problems, lost wages, medical bills, damage to personal property, remediation expenses and extermination bills. A person who has been bitten by bed bugs due to the negligence of someone else is entitled to seek compensation for their damages. Our bed bug lawyers help individuals who have suffered bed bug bites anywhere in the U.S. with claims for damages against hotels, motels, furniture stores, vacation rentals, apartment complexes, landlords, insurance companies, property management companies and negligent exterminators.
Practice Areas
Hotels And Motels
Apartments And Houses
New, Used And Rental Furniture
AirBNB And VRBO Rentals
Nursing Homes
Cruises And Resorts
Don’t Let Insurance Companies Downplay Your Bed Bug Bite Injury
Often in bed bug claims, insurance companies will try to minimize how serious it really is. Our team protects clients from letting this happen. Our bed bug attorneys have been handling injury claims against insurance companies since 1979. The frequency of bed bug bites on people has reached such a high level of public health importance that in September 2013, five of the U.S. government’s largest federal agencies released a “Draft Federal Strategy on Bed Bugs,” which contains national strategies to fight the battle against bed bugs. Unfortunately, property owners, businesses and insurance companies continue to ignore the risks and damages caused by bed bugs.
Our team regularly updates our website with the latest information related to bed bug infestations, bed bug laws and legal cases, bed bug products, videos and bed bug complaints from guests at hotels throughout the country.
Facts About Bed Bugs
- Most bed bug bites take place at night when a person is sleeping.
- More than 90% of bed bug attacks take place in hotels and private residences.
- Bed bugs feed on human blood, and they can take up to six times their body weight in blood.
- Female bed bugs lay between 2-5 eggs per day and they usually hatch within 10-15 days at room temperature.
- Bed bugs can survive from 20-400 days without feeding.
- Due to the lack of feeding frequency, the bed bugs can be present for weeks or months before they will bite a human.
- Bed bugs prefer to live and hide in small, dark cracks and crevices.
Facts About Bed Bugs
- Most bed bug bites take place at night when a person is sleeping.
- More than 90% of bed bug attacks take place in hotels and private residences.
- Bed bugs feed on human blood, and they can take up to six times their body weight in blood.
- Female bed bugs lay between 2-5 eggs per day and they usually hatch within 10-15 days at room temperature.
- Bed bugs can survive from 20-400 days without feeding.
- Due to the lack of feeding frequency, the bed bugs can be present for weeks or months before they will bite a human.
- Bed bugs prefer to live and hide in small, dark cracks and crevices.
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Our lawyers at Bed Bug Law have the skill, knowledge and resources necessary to help you obtain compensation as the result of being bitten by bed bugs. In most situations, they can resolve claims without the need to file bed bug lawsuits, but in some cases, the responsible parties are not reasonable, so our lawyers must file lawsuits. We never charge any attorney fees or costs unless our lawyers make a recovery for you. They will work with top bed bug experts, medical professionals and pest control experts in order to prove your claim. Contact us for a free consultation with one of our attorneys.