Legal Question in Personal Injury in Washington

Re: injured by dog

Hi

In answer to your question, it depends.

1. If you can show that the owner of the property on which the daughter's house sat knew of the dangerous dogs and was warned, then you'll have a case against the owner of the property if you can show notice and if you can show the daughter's house is on the owner's property and not a separate piece.

2. If you can show there is insurance, then you'll have coverage including some modest med pay.

Feel free to call or email to discuss.

web address is kornfeldlaw.com

Rob

Re: injured by dog

Hi

In answer to your question, it depends.

1. If you can show that the owner of the property on which the daughter's house sat knew of the dangerous dogs and was warned, then you'll have a case against the owner of the property if you can show notice and if you can show the daughter's house is on the owner's property and not a separate piece.

2. If you can show there is insurance, then you'll have coverage including some modest med pay.

Feel free to call or email to discuss.

web address is kornfeldlaw.com

Rob

Re: injured by dog

Hi

In answer to your question, it depends.

1. If you can show that the owner of the property on which the daughter's house sat knew of the dangerous dogs and was warned, then you'll have a case against the owner of the property if you can show notice and if you can show the daughter's house is on the owner's property and not a separate piece.

2. If you can show there is insurance, then you'll have coverage including some modest med pay.

Feel free to call or email to discuss.

web address is kornfeldlaw.com

Rob

Re: injured by dog

I am sorry to hear of your injury. It's sad that someone would be so reckless with their dog, much less three of them! I hope you are successful against the property owner to prevent anyone else being hurt the same way. If nothing else, you should call animal control so other people are protected.

If your discussion with the property owner happened before the injury, or you can otherwise show that the property owner knew the dogs he allowed to be kept on his property were dangerous, then you can make a claim against the owner.

Besides, it's awfully easy for him to now claim that dogs belong to someone else. Contact me directly if you'd like further assistance.

At your service,