Dog Bite Injuries

Every year, nearly 4.5 million people in the United States are bitten or attacked by a dog. If you or a loved one has been bitten or attacked by a dog in Ohio, take these steps to ensure your safety, protect your rights, and pursue potential compensation.

With more dogs roaming leash-free in public spaces than ever, there has been an uptick in dog-related accidents. This guide dispels some of the most common myths and misconceptions about dog bite laws in Ohio.

Ohio, with its picturesque landscapes and friendly neighborhoods, is a haven for dog lovers. But what happens when a man’s best friend turns aggressive? If you’ve been bitten, you’re not alone. And there’s a legal secret that many dog owners hope you never discover. As you navigate the aftermath of

If you have been bitten by a dog or seriously injured when a dog collided with your bicycle, or jumped on you and knocked you over, you have a right to receive compensation for something that was caused by negligence, recklessness, or intentional act of others. When it comes to

Here are some general tips about how to behave around a dog, followed by recommendations on things you should never do around a dog, many of them provided by the American Veterinary Medical Association. We also offer some tips from a dog warden and some specific instructions on what to do if a

As Internet shopping grows and consumers increasingly demand seven-day delivery and groceries on their doorstep, more postal carriers, cable installers, meter readers, and delivery people of all types are being confronted by dogs. Dog attacks on postal workers totaled 6,755 in 2020, the highest number in three decades, the U.S.

When a dog bites children, the animal tends to inflict bites on their head, face, and neck. The child bends down to pet a dog and could be tragically scarred for life. Children tend not to be as cautious as most adults, and their movements are quick. They get close