Can I Sue If a Dog Bit My Child in New Jersey?
Dogs are usually known to be friendly, loyal creatures, especially around children. However, interactions could turn dangerous if the animal bites or attacks. If your child has been bitten and you are considering filing a lawsuit in NJ, here are some things to consider. Below, learn about dog laws in the Garden State and when […]
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Dog Bite Laws in Pennsylvania: When Owners Are Liable
Dog bites can cause puncture wounds or other serious injuries, along with mental anguish or anxiety. If this happens to you, can you hold the dog’s owner liable for your pain and suffering? Take a closer look below at dog bite laws in Pennsylvania and the circumstances under which the state holds owners responsible. How […]
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How To Sue for a Dog Bite Injury in New Jersey
Dog bites can cause serious long-term injuries and disfigurement requiring ongoing medical treatment. If an animal attacks you while you’re lawfully on someone’s property, you may be entitled to file a dog bite lawsuit in New Jersey. Below, the legal team at Ostroff Godshall Injury and Accident Lawyers discusses what you need to know about […]
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Is It All the Fault of the Pit Bull?
According to various studies, pit bulls are responsible for a disproportionate number of dog bite deaths in the United States. For example, the Clifton study found that pitbulls, rottweilers, and their mixes caused 65 percent of dog bite deaths in the United States during a 24-year period. Why is the Dog Aggressive? However, as frightened […]
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What to Do After a Pennsylvania Dog Attack Injury
The CDC estimates that dogs bite or attack 4.5 million people in the U.S. each year. About 20 percent of these people require medical treatment for their injuries. Pennsylvania law recognizes how significant a dog attack injury can be and allows victims to recover damages. In most cases, compensation can be recovered without filing a lawsuit. […]
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Pennsylvania Dog Bite Law Hardly Effective
New Pennsylvania Dog Bite Law Hardly Effective
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