Case evaluation
After a dog bite, prioritize appropriate medical care and safety. Information about the dog, the owner, and the location may help with a later legal review. MOJO LAW evaluates the circumstances and the records available in dog bite and related injury matters.
What we look at
- The location and circumstances of the incident
- The dog and owner information available
- Reports, witnesses, and photographs
- Treatment records and the effect of the injury
What to keep for your consultation
You do not need a perfect file to reach out. If you have these records, preserve them in their original form and bring copies when requested.
- Dog owner contact and available animal information
- Photos of injuries and the location
- Animal control or incident report information
- Treatment records, bills, and follow-up instructions
How MOJO LAW can help
We begin by listening to your account and reviewing the information available. If the firm accepts representation, the work may include investigating the incident, gathering records, communicating with insurers or other parties, and evaluating available options. Every case depends on its own facts, coverage, and applicable law.
Seek appropriate medical care for health concerns. Ask about legal deadlines promptly rather than waiting until treatment is complete or an insurer finishes its review.
Questions about dog bite injuries
Do I need information about the dog?
If you can obtain it safely, preserve the owner’s contact information and available identifying or vaccination information. Ask a medical professional about any health-related questions.
What if the person injured is a child?
Let the firm know the injured person’s age during the consultation. Claims involving children may raise additional legal and procedural issues.