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Fequently Asked Questions
Who is liable for a dog bite?
The dog owner is typically liable for a dog bite. In some cases, a landlord or property owner may also be held liable for a dog bite that occurs on their property.
What should I do if the dog owner's insurance company contacts me?
If the dog owner's insurance company contacts you, do not give a recorded statement or sign any documents until you have spoken with a personal injury lawyer. Insurance companies are looking out for their own interests, not yours.
What kind of damages can I recover if I am bitten by a dog?
If you are bitten by a dog, you may be able to recover damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related expenses.
What should I do after a dog bite incident?
To strengthen your case following a dog bite incident, gather evidence from the scene, obtain the owner's information, check for witnesses, seek medical attention, keep records of reports and bills, and be cautious with statements.
What is the timeframe for filing an injury claim after a dog bite incident in Wisconsin?
In Wisconsin, the statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit after a dog attack is three years from the date of the injury, but there are exceptions that can either extend or shorten this timeframe. It is important not to delay seeking legal assistance due to these factors.