Dog Bites

Millions of people in America own dogs, including many in New York. In fact, according to statistics from the American Veterinary Medical Association, at any given time there are up to 89 million dogs in America, with 45% of homes having at least one dog. Of course,...

Whether you have been around dogs your entire life or have spent little time around domesticated animals, the reality is that they are animals and can be unpredictable. Owning a dog is a major responsibility. A dog owner in New York and elsewhere is tasked with caring...

For dog owners in New York, and those of us that live around them, understanding the legal landscape surrounding dog bites is crucial. Contrary to the myth of a “one free bite” rule, where a dog faces no consequences for its first bite, the reality is more nuanced...

Being bitten by a dog is often a terrifying experience. A dog bite can cause serious and painful injuries and the injuries sometimes go beyond the physical. Dog bite victims can suffer from mental or psychological distress after the bite. If you are an animal lover...

Being bitten by a dog can be a painful and scary experience. A dog bite can also cause serious physical and psychological injury, as well as permanent scarring. People who were once dog lovers might now be afraid to go near a dog ever again. The experience could be...