9 IMMEDIATE STEPS THAT YOU MUST TAKE TO PROTECT YOUR DOG BITE CASE
by John J. Page

“Some dogs are prone to aggression. Breeds such as Pit Bulls, Dobermans and Rottweilers have bad reputations for attacking, even when unprovoked…But the truth is, any dog that is treated roughly or trained to attack may bite someone at any time. Any dog has the potential to become dangerous. The owner or handler is most often responsible for making a dog dangerous. This irresponsible behavior can put others in real danger."

Man’s best friend? Not always. Reports show that about 4.7 million people in the US are bitten by dogs each year and that over two million of these bites result in injuries. In addition, about 800,000 dog bite victims each year require medical treatment, about 1,000 dog bite victims a day are seen in hospital emergency rooms and about 20 people die annually from injuries caused by dog bites. Perhaps the most unsettling statistic of all is that the majority of severe injuries resulting from dog bites occur in children under the age of 10.

In his new book, Mr. Page takes you through a dog bite injury case from the ground up, explaining the steps you should take immediately after being bitten to obtaining proper medical treatment to assembling solid evidence proving how the attack has impacted your life. Mr. Page has been representing victims of dog bite injuries for nearly a decade. Here, he offers a straight-ahead look at what to do – and what not to do – to obtain a fair and reasonable outcome of your injury claim.

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