New Jersey Dog Bite Lawyers

Frequently Asked Questions

• When Would A Dog Bite Constitute A Personal Injury Claim?
  A Personal Injury is any physical or mental injury to a person as a result of someone's negligence or harmful act. To claim personal injury, you must be able to show that you have been injured … more
• How Can It Be Determined Whether A Dog Handlers Actions Were Negligent?
  Negligence is usually defined as an unreasonable action, or unreasonable omission to take action or give a warning. An example of an unreasonable action would be a dog owner letting go of his dog's … more
• What Are The Legal Rights Of A Dog Bite Victim?
  The legal rights of a dog bite injury victim depend on where the attack happened, meaning the city, county and state.
• When Can A Victim Recover Compensation?
  In every state, a dog bite victim can recover compensation from A person whose negligence caused the attack. A person who violated a public health and safety law such as leash law or a dog bite … more
• What Are Some Other Circumstances Under Which A Victim Can Receive Compensation From A Dog Owner?
  Most states impose state law strict liability for dog attacks. These laws make the owner of a dog legally liable when victims are bitten, even if the dog has never bit anyone before. In the strict … more