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A few questions, answered.
I haven't started a case. Can I still ask for help?
Yes. You can request a free consultation without a lawyer or case number. Attorney availability depends on your state and case type. A consultation does not guarantee representation, a recovery or funding.
The owner is someone I know. Am I suing them personally?
In most cases the claim is paid by their homeowner's or renter's insurance policy, which is exactly what that coverage is for.
The dog had never bitten anyone before. Does that matter?
In strict liability states, no prior bite is required. In one-bite states it matters more. Your attorney will know your state's rule.
My child was bitten — can I apply?
Claims involving minors have extra court oversight and often settle differently. Talk to your attorney; funding rules vary for these cases.
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