Dog Bite Attack Lawyers, Dog Bite Attorneys

What to do After a Dog Bite Attack

After you have made sure the dog bite victim is safe or at least receiving proper medical attention, it is important to do the following:

Determine the name of the dog.

Determine the name and address of the dog’s owner.

Get the names, addresses and phone numbers of all witnesses to the incident.

Take photos of the location of the incident.

Order DNA testing of any saliva of the dog around the wound or on the victim’s clothing.

Have the treating physician perform an in-depth evaluation of the wound.

If possible, take photographs of the wound.

Do not permit the dog to be destroyed until after DNA testing as well as a mouth casting have been performed. This evidence will help with your dog bite lawsuit.

If you or your child is a victim of dog bite please contact an experienced dog bite attorney with The Dog Bite Lawyers Network. We’ll help you or your child get the compensation you deserve.

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