Middlesex County NJ Dog Bite Lawyers

Have you been attacked and injured by a dog in New Jersey?

Middlesex County is a primarily suburban county and the state’s population center.  Middlesex County, New Jersey, is home to many households, and according to the latest census, 56% of the households consisted of married couples and 34% had children under 18 living with them.  Many families in Middlesex County also have pets living with them, including many dogs.  Therefore, if you live or visit Middlesex County, you may become the victim of a dog bite.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, every year, more than 800,000 people in the United States receive medical attention as a result of a dog bite and at least half of the victims are children.

Common Dog Bite Injuries In Middlesex County

Some of the most common injuries sustained as a result of a dog bite include disfiguration and scarring, nerve damage, and emotional trauma.  If you have been a dog bite victim, after seeking medical attention, you should consult with an attorney with experience handling dog bite claims.

A Middlesex County personal injury lawyer can advise of the relevant law concerning dog bite claims and what legal action must be taken.  For instance, under New Jersey law, the owner of a dog is legally responsible for all of the damages that his or her dog inflicts upon a victim due to a dog bite, regardless of whether or not the owner knew of the dog’s dangerous tendencies. Therefore, you will not need to prove that the dog had previously bitten another person.

At Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC our attorneys have handled substantial NJ dog bite claims.  Our attorneys have represented both children and adults who have been the victims of dog bites.  Our attorneys can help you get the compensation to which you are entitled.

Our injury attorneys in NJ have offices throughout New Jersey for your convenience. All of our offices are centrally located in major hospitals for your convenience. We keep flexible office hours seven days a week, and our attorneys can conduct appointments in your home or hospital room if you cannot travel to our office. Most of our personal injury cases are handled on contingency.

Contact our Middlesex County dog bite lawyers today

Our firm has two offices in Middlesex County and offices in adjacent counties.  If you were the victim of a dog bit, please contact our Woodbridge, NJ or one of our attorneys today at (732) 860-1046 or contact us online for a free consultation.