Our Case Results

Our client was in his yard when a neighbor’s roaming pit bull began to attack and injure his dog.  While trying to separate the dogs, the pit bull bit his hand causing a serious injury.  After we were able to prove that the pit bull was at-large in violation of a county ordinance, the insurance company agreed to settle the case for the full amount, or policy-limit, of the dog-owner’s insurance policy.

Our client was horrifically and viciously mauled by two loose pitbulls owned by a neighbor. The dog-owner attempted to avoid liability and evade service after we filed suit, but we successfully uncovered a hidden renter’s insurance policy and got our client the policy limits.

Our client was attacked by two pit bull dogs while she was walking on the street near her house.  The dogs were owned by a renters, who did not want to report the incident to their insurance company.  When suit was filed we were able to discover the identity of the renters insurance company and recover the full policy limits for our client.

Dog bite to the face, loss of nose cartilage and numerous reconstructive surgeries.

Habitual loose dog bites client while he is hanging out at a friend’s house. Our client has nerve damage that he will have to live with for years.

Rear end accident resulting in previous injuries resurfacing to cause the client to be in serious pain for months.

Toddler was bitten by neighbors unleashed dog in her front yard.