By Murphy & Fay LLP | Published April 27, 2015 | Posted in Dog Bite, Murphy & Fay, LLP Blog, Personal Injury | Leave a comment
In Rhode Island, dog bite cases are really broken down into two different categories. One is when a person is bit by a dog off the owner’s property. The other is when the dog bite occurs technically which is called within the enclosure of the owner’s property. In the first case, if you’re ever bitten Read More
Read MoreIf you’re ever bit by a dog, the first thing you should try to do is find out, if you can, who the owner of the dog is. If you can’t do that, just make a note of where the incident occurred and if possible, you should notify the local police and the local dog Read More
Read MoreIn dog bite cases, it’s important that all potential parties are named in the lawsuit or in a claim. These parties would include not only the person that owns the dog, but can also conceivably include a landlord if the dog bite occurred on a rental property, or a different owner of the property other Read More
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