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We are currently only representing victims of dog bites.


Serious Injury from a Dog Bite?

If you suffered a serious injury as a result of a dog bite, you may be entitled to

substantial compensation. 

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We are currently only representing victims of dog bites.

Serious Injury from a Dog Bite?

A dog bite attack is a deeply traumatic experience.

If this has happened to you, one of our highly experienced dog bite attorneys and paralegals are available to discuss your legal options.

The call is free and there are no fees unless and until we win your case.

A dog bite is a deeply traumatic experience. If this has happened to you, one of our highly experienced dog bite attorneys and paralegals are available to discuss your

legal options.


The call is free – there are no fees unless and until we win your case.

Compensation typically comes from the insurance company of the dog owner or guardian. There are various different types of compensation that may be available.

Economic Damages

This could include past and future medical costs (including cosmetic treatment of scars), loss of income, loss of the ability to earn income, damaged possessions, psychological treatment costs, and other costs related to the dog bite.

Non-Economic Damages

This includes pain and suffering from the injury, mental anguish, scarring, and other traumas affecting your quality of life.


Statutory Strict Liability

The dog owner must pay damages for the dog bite victim's injury regardless of whether or not the dog appeared dangerous in the past. The term "statutory" specifies that this type of liability varies from state to state.

Punitive Damages

If the attacking dog's owner knew that their dog was violent but let them interact with people anyway, punitive damages may be collected. (This type of compensation varies from state to state.)

Dog Bite Victims May be Entitled to Compensation

Insurance Information Institute reports more than $850 million in dog bite claims were paid out in 2020.

The Dog Bite Problem in The U.S.

According to the Center for Disease Control, there are around 4.5 million dog bites per year in the United States. Roughly 1 in 5 of these requires medical attention and most dog bites are done by dogs who have not been spayed or neutered.

Regardless of why the dog might have bitten a person, if you were bitten by a dog without provoking it, you may be entitled to substantial compensation.

Why Do Dogs Bite People?

Why Do Dogs Bite People?

There are several scenarios that can provoke a dogs to bite a human, including:

  • Stressful situations
  • Feeling scared or threatened
  • Feeling the need to protect themselves, their owners, or their puppies
  • Past abuse

If You Are Bitten by a Dog, Here Are Some Helpful Steps to Take

  • Obtain the dog owner’s contact information, including homeowner's insurance or renter's insurance.


  • Obtain the attacking dog's proof of rabies vaccination.


  • Seek medical attention to treat the wound and document the incident.


  • Collect the contact information of witnesses, and whoever had custody of the dog during the incident.


  • Photograph the wound and the setting where it took place. If there are no "Beware of Dog" signs, photograph this as well.



  • Report the incident to the police and/or your local animal control agency.

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