Experienced New Jersey Injury Attorneys
Representing People Injured by Dog Bites
The Center of Disease Control (CDC) estimates that nearly 4.7 million people are bitten by dogs every year. Nearly 800,000 of those suffer dog bite injuries severe enough to require medical attention. At The Law Office of Mallon and Tranger, in south Jersey, we have significant experience representing victims of animal attacks.
Knowledgeable New Jersey Dog Bite Lawyers
The common picture of a dog bite injury is the postman delivering the mail. However, children account for nearly fifty percent of all dog bite injuries. Most often suffering injuries to the face and neck. No one is immune to dog bites. In fact, nearly 5 percent of all dog bite injuries are work related.
Our attorneys work closely with our clients and their doctors to understand the issues involved in their cases. We recognize that some dog bites result in serious but treatable puncture wounds and lacerations that will fade in time. Other dog bites result in broken and crushed bones, scarring, and amputations that leave permanent physical and emotional injuries. Regardless of the severity of the injury it is important to contact an experienced dog bite lawyer to explain your rights.
Recovering Compensation for Dog Bite Victims
Many people injured by dogs never file a personal injury claim, assuming there is no way to recover damages. However, almost all business and homeowners' insurance policies cover dog bite injuries. Our attorneys work for our clients to maximize the compensation they receive for their injuries. In cases involving serious and catastrophic injuries or wrongful death, we are prepared to go to trial to ensure our clients receive optimal compensation for a dog bite injury.
Contact our New Jersey Dog Bite Injury Attorneys
If you or a family member has been seriously injury as a result of a dog bite, please contact the Law Office of Mallon and Tranger at any of our Ocean County or Monmouth County offices. Our lawyers can be reached by phone at 732.780.0230, e-mail, or by filling out the intake form on our Contact page.
