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Dogs may be man’s best friend. However, dogs can also be aggressive and territorial. Dogs attack and bite people daily, and the injuries can be severe. If a dog attacked you, you might be in pain and worried about the medical bills. You should work with a Dayton dog bite lawyer to pursue compensation.
At Kisling, Nestico & Redick, we know Ohio’s dog bite laws. Our personal injury lawyers in Montgomery County know Dayton’s animal ordinances. We have decades of experience discovering why dog attacks happen and who is responsible. We investigate, gather evidence, and pursue compensation for dog bite victims. We have a record of getting results for our clients.
To discuss how our dog attack lawyers can help you, call (937) 427-4048. We offer free, no-risk consultations.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates close to 1 in 5 people who are bitten by a dog need medical attention. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), an estimated 4.5 million dog bites occur in the United States annually.
If you were bitten by a dog, we recommend you see a doctor right away. A doctor will treat your immediate injuries. They also will reduce your risk of a bacterial infection.
Dog bite injuries include:
In Ohio, a dog’s owner is liable for injuries their dog causes. The law says an owner, keeper, or harborer of a dog is liable for injury, death, or property damage caused by the dog. If a dog attacked you, you should talk with a Dayton dog bite lawyer about holding the owner responsible.
There are exceptions to this law. The owner or other person who was responsible for the dog is not liable if:
You should talk with a dog bite lawyer as soon as possible. Usually, you will file a claim against the dog owner. But someone else may have been taking care of the dog. You may have to seek compensation from a dog walker, daycare facility, kennel, or dog sitter. A dog bite attorney can help you determine who is responsible for the dog attack.
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When you are injured by a dog, and you did not cause the attack, you can demand compensation. A Dayton dog bite attorney will help you win compensation. We will represent you in an insurance claim, a personal injury lawsuit, or both. We will guide you through the process, including an investigation, dealing with the insurer, filing a lawsuit, and negotiating a settlement.
You might be entitled to compensation for your past and future:
Immediately following a dog bite, you should see a doctor. Medical treatment is important for immediate injuries and to prevent infection. You might not be sure you need to see a doctor right away. We recommend you go to a doctor within 72 hours. The longer you wait, the more complicated your claim may become.
Going to a doctor also serves another purpose. By seeing a doctor right away, you document the dog bite and the harm it caused. This is important for proving that you have a right to compensation.
We recommend you call an experienced dog bite lawyer from Kisling, Nestico & Redick, right away. If the dog owner was in control of the dog at the time, your lawyer might file a claim against the owner’s home or renter’s insurance.
We also might recommend filing a personal injury lawsuit. Going to court might be necessary if there is no insurance coverage. It also is important if the insurer denied your claim or offered a low settlement. Proving you are ready to go to court can encourage an insurance company to settle for a fair amount.
Our legal team at KNR is not afraid to go to trial. We have handled many dog bite cases. We have a strong record of obtaining fair settlement or court awards for our clients.
If a dog injured you, then you have two years from the date of the attack to file a personal injury lawsuit. This is known as the statute of limitations.
This time limit only applies to lawsuits. It does not apply to an insurance claim. You need to get started on an insurance claim right away. If you wait for weeks or months, the insurer may deny your claim for compensation.
Dog bite-related deaths are rare. But they happen. In 2017, there were 40 dog-bite related fatalities, the National Canine Research Council reported based on CDC statistics. If you lost a relative because of dog bite injuries, call KNR immediately. We are here to handle a wrongful death claim based on a fatal dog attack.
Through a wrongful death lawsuit, we will seek compensation for:
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You do not have to handle a serious dog bite claim yourself. One of our experienced Dayton dog bite attorneys will thoroughly investigate what happened. We will identify the dog and its owner. We will determine if the owner or someone else was in charge of the dog at the time of the attack. We also will work closely with you and your doctor to document your injuries.
With evidence of who was at fault and your injuries, we will begin the insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit process. We deal with insurance companies daily. We know how to navigate the red tape. We know how to push for fair compensation. When necessary, we are prepared to go to court. We will even take your case to trial if that is what it takes to recover you compensation.
According to the Insurance Information Institute, the national average for dog bite claims in 2020 was $50,245 and $38,009 in Ohio. But keep in mind, every dog bite case is unique, and potential financial compensation depends on your or your loved one’s injuries.
Under Ohio law, the dog owner is liable for their dog. This also applies to anyone in charge of caring for a dog at the time of the attack. This includes dog walkers, dog sitters, kennels, and doggy daycares.
It might depend on how you were interacting with the dog before the attack. If you annoyed, irritated, or provoked the dog, you might not be eligible for compensation. But if you believed your actions were friendly, talk with a lawyer.
In many cases the dog owner’s homeowner’s or renters insurance would apply, but there may be other policies to consider. For instance, businesses that work with animals usually have their own policies.