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Frequently Asked Questions

Can You Sue for a Dog Bite?

Yes, you can sue the owner or custodian of a dog in Michigan if they bite you.  Michigan has a strict liability for dog bites.  The owner is liabile for any bite or attack.  The only exception is provocation.  If the person who was bitten, provoked the bite.  For example, the hit the dog with a stick.

 

How Much Does A Dog Bite Lawyer Cost?

The dog bite attorneys at Krupp Law charge nothing until your case is settled.  Call us and speak with an attorney immediately.  We will explain the process of a dog bite claim and give you direction as to what to do.  We will explain attorney fees and costs.  We get paid when you get your settlement.  There is no cost up front.  After your case is settled, we will receive 1/3 of the amount that we get for you.  It is just that easy.

What Do I Do If I Get Bit By A Dog?

I you are bite by a dog, you should take immediate action.  You should do the following:  (1) Get medical attention if you are severely attacked, (2) Immediate call the police for help, (3) Get the name and contact information of the owner of the dog, (4) Take pictures of the injury and the dog, (5)  Call Krupp Law Offices and speak to a dog bite attorney immediately.

Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Dog Bites?

Yes, typically homeowners or renters insurance covers dog bite claims.  The owner of the dog typically does not pay a dog bite claim.  Their insurance company pays a claim just like car insurance pays for a car accident claim.

How Do I Sue For A Dog Bite?

Suing for a dog bite injury is simple.  Just contact Krupp Law Offices.  You will immediately be connected with a dog bite attorney who will review you case and explain all the issues.  They will fully explains cost and attorney fees and explain what you should do to immediately protect your right if you or a loved one is a victim of a dog bite attack.  It is important to speak with an attorney immediately to know what to do and gather all the important information.  Make sure to take pictures of your injuries and the scene.  Call for an immediate consultation 616-459-6636.