Legal Representation for Dog Bite Injury Victims
Boston Personal Injury Attorneys
In Massachusetts, dogs do not get "one free bite." Furthermore, it is not necessary to for someone injured by a dog to prove negligence on the part of a dog owner. Under ordinary circumstances, you will be entitled to compensation through homeowners' insurance or other sources belonging to the dog's owner after a dog bite injury.
Some people hesitate to sue a friend or relative after being bitten by a dog. It is important to realize that insurance policies are designed to act as safety nets to protect us all. Your friend or relative is likely to be relieved that you will be taken care of through a claim or lawsuit aimed at getting at the resources of his or her insurance policies.
Bring you legal questions related to your dog bite injury to the law offices of Dane Shulman Associates, LLC. Our attorneys offer free initial consultations and represent accident victims on a contingency basis. This means that you will not owe attorneys' fees until and unless we help you obtain a settlement or a verdict at trial.
For many years, our law firm has demonstrated a commitment to maximizing our client's recoveries. We employ a number of full-time staff members who work with medical providers and medical insurers to monitor health care expenditures. These invaluable members of our team will often find overcharging, or instances where multiple medical payors are charged for the same services. This service is but one example of how we care for our clients after a personal injury. By holding medical providers accountable, we work to maximize your final recovery.
We are prepared to help you receive sufficient resources to cope with consequences of your dog bite injury:
- Pain and suffering, including post-traumatic stress disorder
- Medical treatment
- Follow-up care
- Plastic surgery if needed
- Psychological counseling if needed
Contact us to schedule a consultation with one of our Boston personal injury lawyers about your dog bite injury or other animal attack.
"We'll get you what's rightfully yours, and that's that!"
