How We Help
Dog Bites
A dog bite can cause serious physical and emotional harm. We investigate what happened, identify the responsible parties, and explain the available options.
How We Evaluate a Dog Bite Claim
The available claim depends on facts such as where the bite happened, who owned or controlled the dog, how the injured person encountered it, and whether an exception applies. We gather the records and evidence needed to evaluate those questions.
Types of Dog Bite Cases We Handle
- Dog bites to adults and children
- Attacks by unleashed or unsupervised dogs
- Bites at parks, sidewalks, and public areas
- Attacks on delivery workers and postal carriers
- Bites by dogs with known aggressive history
- Scarring and disfigurement cases
- Emotional trauma from dog attacks
Common Dog Bite Injuries
- Puncture wounds and lacerations
- Facial and hand injuries
- Permanent scarring and disfigurement
- Infections (including rabies and tetanus)
- Nerve damage
- Broken bones (especially in children and elderly)
- Emotional and psychological trauma (PTSD, anxiety)
Compensation for Dog Bite Victims
Dog bite victims may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, plastic surgery and reconstructive procedures, lost wages, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and scarring or disfigurement. Children often suffer the most severe injuries and emotional impact, and we fight especially hard for young victims and their families.
What to Do After a Dog Bite
- Seek immediate medical attention
- Report the bite to local animal control
- Document your injuries with photos
- Get the dog owner's contact and insurance information
- Do not sign anything from the owner's insurance company
- Contact Johnson Injury Law for a free consultation
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