On behalf of Lipton Law | Jul 12, 2019 | Dog Bites
Sometimes, the scars and wounds that are present after an injury do not show the impact the event had on the victim’s life. Long after the scars have healed, many dog bite victims still feel that their life has been altered after the attack. They may feel higher...
On behalf of Lipton Law | Jun 7, 2019 | Dog Bites
Coming into contact with dogs is inevitable, whether you have a pet of your own or not. In ordinary circumstances, those who do not want to have direct contact with dogs are able to avoid them successfully in parks, sidewalks and cafes where they frequent. However,...
On behalf of Lipton Law | May 10, 2019 | Dog Bites
While a dog attack can last only a few seconds, it can leave a lasting psychological and physical impact for the victim of the attack. If a dog bites a person’s face or arm, this can lead to a visible scar that becomes difficult for the victims to conceal.Scars...
On behalf of Lipton Law | Dec 3, 2018 | Dog Bites
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost 20 percent of people who are bitten by dogs require medical attention. Unfortunately, children are more likely to be bitten than are adults, and they tend to suffer greater injury from the bites. Any...
