skilled attorney can explain your legal rights and seek compensation in a lawsuit. Also, an experienced dog bite attorney will empathize with your situation and offer critical legal advice during the claim or lawsuit. More reasons to hire a trusted dog bite attorney are: Our lawyers know how to handle insurance companies: After a dog bites or injures you, it’s probably necessary to talk to the owner’s insurance company. Insurance companies for the defendant can be difficult to deal with, and you can expect them to lowball or deny your claim outright. Dog bite attorneys know insurance company games and will negotiate aggressively for you. Our attorneys have years of experience with dog bite cases. Dog attack cases are often complicated, and several parties can be involved. You may need to sue the dog owner, landlord, and others. Experienced attorneys know how to deal with these complex cases so you can get the most money. Our lawyers are ready to go to court if necessary. Most dog bite cases end in a settlement, but your lawyer can take the case to a jury if the insurance company doesn’t pay fairly. Our attorneys will handle all legal details for you. You shouldn’t worry about all the legal ins and outs when you’re hurt and out of work. An attorney will deal with all of it for you. Insurance companies use a common tactic in dog bite attacks called the provocation defense. They may use this argument to claim you provoked the dog and are responsible for the attack. To use this defense effectively, the insurance company has to prove that the attack’s aggressive nature was proportional to how you provoked the dog. For example, striking a dog with a branch until it bites can be considered a proportional provocation. But if you gently petted the animal and it bit you, this should be considered disproportional. Our experienced dog bite attorneys know this legal strategy and can refute the provocation defense. They can prove who was liable for the attack and use attack evidence, such as medical records, videos, pictures, and eyewitness testimony, to prove the animal attack for no reason.