Dog Bite INJURY LAWYERS

Dog Bite Representation, Protecting Children & Adult victims

Animal attacks can cause serious physical and emotional trauma. Spivack & Spivack holds negligent owners accountable for dog bite injuries in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Dog owners have a legal duty to control their animals and prevent injuries. If you or your child has suffered a dog bite, our attorneys will pursue compensation for medical costs, scarring, lost income, and emotional distress.

Common Dog Bite Scenarios WE HANDLE

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Unrestrained Dogs

Loose or unsupervised dogs are more likely to bite and cause serious harm.

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Failure to Warn or Control WHILE ON LEASH

Owners who don’t warn visitors about dangerous dogs or fail to use leashes put others at risk.

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Attacks on Children

Children are especially vulnerable to severe and disfiguring injuries from dog bites.

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Inadequate Fencing

Poorly maintained fences and gates allow dogs to escape and injure others.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should I do after an attack?


    Seek medical attention, photograph injuries, identify the dog and its owner, and contact a lawyer.

  • Who is liable for a dog bite?


    In many cases, the dog’s owner is strictly liable for injuries their animal causes, especially if the bite occurs in a public place or the victim is a child.

  • What compensation can I receive?


    You may recover medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, and costs for psychological care or scarring.

  • Should I report a dog bite?


    Yes—reporting to animal control or the police helps document the incident and may prevent future attacks.

Have more questions? Give us a call.