Dog Walking Laws
A dog's leash must be more than 6 feet long. Even a collapsible leash.
The leash must properly fit on the collar or harness, not just around the dog's neck.
The owner may be required to muzzle their dog in situations where they're known to be vicious.
What To Do After A Dog Bite
Having visual evidence of your dog bites, the leash, or whatever contributed to this incident can help provide detailed proof.
Get contact information from eyewitnesses present during the dog attack.
It's important to have the bite on record by contacting the authorities.
Obtain the dog owner's contact information to proceed with the lawsuit.
What Can You Win Back?
Compensation for inability to work or reduced capacity due to injuries.
Compensation for mental anguish and psychological trauma from the incident.
Coverage for treatment costs, including potential reconstructive surgery.
Compensation for physical pain and ongoing trauma from the bite.
Compensation for changes in lifestyle and inability to enjoy previous activities.
How Our Lawyers Can Help
We work hard to secure your settlement in or out of court, ensuring you earn back everything you lost with interest.
Ensuring thorough investigation of the incident and gathering all necessary evidence.
Providing various options for proceeding with your case, whether settling or pursuing further compensation.
Schedule A Free Consultation
We work on a contingency fee basis, which means that you don't pay a dime until you get your winnings. Contact our dog bite lawyer team at Gillani Law for a free consultation today.
