Dog Bite Lawyer in Troy, Ohio

Serving Clients in Auglaize, Champaign, Clark, Darke, Logan, Mercer, Miami, Montgomery, and Shelby Counties

Dogs can be wonderful family pets, but sometimes tragedy strikes and an attack happens. Unfortunately, most dog bite cases involve small children and the physical damage incurred can often leave lifelong scars.

Holding Negligent Dog Owners Responsible

Lopez, Severt & Pratt Co represents clients throughout Ohio who have been involved in a dog bite or other animal attack incident. We have experience handling this unique type of personal injury case and we will work hard to ensure you are compensated appropriately for your injuries.

What to Do If You've Been Attacked by an Animal

The first step to take after you've been involved in an animal attack is to immediately seek medical attention. After you've been treated, it is important to meet our team of knowledgeable attorneys to help evaluate your case. Things we will consider include:

Past history of the dog
Aggression issues of the pet
Owner liability in animal attacks
Whether the vicious dog was provoked
Extent of the injuries and associated medical bills
Amount of time for healing
Lasting effects of the injury

Our lawyers will also work with you to gather all of the necessary paperwork and navigate your claim with the pet owner's insurance company. Let us take the burden of handling the details so you can focus on the recovery process.

“He puts 100% into his clients.” - Christopher D.
“I couldn’t have asked for a better outcome.” - Lou M.
“I appreciate all their help and hard work.” - Andrea G.

Information You Will Need After A Dog Bite Incident

There are a few things our Troy attorney team will need when evaluating your personal injury claim. First, we will require the contact information for the owner of the dog and any police information if a report was filed.

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It will also be important to know the exact details of how the incident occurred, if any "beware of dog" signs were posted, and whether or not the owner had given previous warnings of the animal's nature prior to the attack. From there, we will be able to help you determine whether your case has enough evidence to move forward and assist you in preparing for the next steps.

Contact us online or call us at (937) 400-3170.

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