Discovering that your child has been bitten by a dog is a heart-stopping moment for any parent. The immediate rush of fear and concern is overwhelming, and it's quickly followed by the need to act—not just to heal the physical wounds but also to manage the emotional aftermath. In this article, we’ll guide you through the essential steps to ensure your child receives the proper legal, medical, and emotional care and support. Read More

The aftermath of a dog bite can be both painful and expensive. Medical bills can pile up quickly—often, this includes not just initial treatment but also ongoing costs for physical therapy, potential surgeries, and psychological counseling. Let's break down the factors that influence the potential value of your dog bite settlement and explore your options for getting the justice you or a loved one deserves. Read More

Getting bitten by a dog is a terrifying experience. In the aftermath of the shock and pain, you might be worried about rabies, infections, or even future scarring.  In Ohio, the Department of Health plays a major role in dog bites, and understanding what they do can ease some of your anxiety. Let's explore how they can be a resource for you during this stressful time. Read More

Imagine a peaceful day at the park or a casual visit to a friend's house suddenly turning alarming: you're unexpectedly bitten by a dog. The shock sets in as you realize you're bleeding and in considerable pain. Beyond the immediate physical hurt, you're now facing mounting medical expenses and possibly even emotional trauma.  Read More

Experiencing a dog bite is a terrifying event, especially if it was caused by a breed known for its potential to cause serious harm, such as a Pit Bull or Rottweiler. The fear and shock can be even greater if you know the dog or if you were attacked somewhere you thought was safe. Luckily, Ohio has specific legal protections designed to help you. Read on to understand what Ohio’s dangerous dog and dog bite laws mean for your injuries and how you can seek the justice you deserve. Read More

You've just experienced a terrifying ordeal: you’ve been bitten by a dog. Whether it was a neighbor’s pet, a dog off-leash at a park, or one from an unsecured backyard, you're probably bleeding, shaken, and filled with questions. One of the biggest ones is likely: “Can I have the dog owner pay my medical bills?” Read More

If you've been bitten by a dog as a delivery driver in Ohio, you’re probably feeling scared, confused, and worried about medical bills and lost wages. We understand this can be a stressful situation, and we want to assure you that you have options. This guide will walk you through the steps you should take after a dog bite, including where to report the incident, how to protect your rights, and what compensation you deserve. Read More

Rushing to the ER might seem excessive for a dog bite, but dismissing such injuries can lead to serious consequences. As an attorney at Slater & Zurz, I’ve seen many clients dismiss their scrape or puncture wound, not realizing that dog bites pose risks such as rabies and severe infection. Let's dive into the six levels of dog bites and discuss how they might influence your legal rights and potential compensation.  Read More

After a dog bite, the immediate rush of emotions can be overwhelming. You're bleeding, in pain, and rattled. It’s a lot to process at the moment. While getting medical attention is an obvious priority, you might also wonder: Should I report the dog bite to the police? What happens after a dog bite is reported?  Read More

If you or a loved one have been bitten by a stranger’s dog in Ohio, you're probably feeling a mix of emotions: shock, pain, anger, fear. It’s natural to start asking questions like “Can you put a dog down for biting?” to protect yourself and others from further harm. Here's what you need to know about Ohio’s dog bite laws regarding euthanasia.  Read More