Solutions for victims, lawyers, canine professionals and dog owners
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the top questions questions that people ask, and Attorney Kenneth Phillips' answers.
- Should parents get a lawyer for their injured child?
- Does an adult need a lawyer for a dog bite claim?
- If I get a lawyer, won't this ruin everything -- take a long time, be expensive, hurt my relationships, and make them put the dog down?
- Should I do anything or not?
- A dangerous dog terrorizes my neighborhood. What can I do to stop it?
- How do I find the law in my city and state?
- Which are the one-bite states?
- How can I get compensated in a one-bite state?
- How do I prove the dog was known to be vicious?
- What if no lawyer will take my case?
- Can I appeal if I lose my dog bite case?
- Can I shoot a dangerous dog?
- What and where is the Dog Bite Law Wiki?
- I have a question about something that I bought from the Dog Bite Law Bookstore
What people write to Attorney Phillips...
I got your DVD and updated my contracts accordingly. So much information - I had to watch several times to make sure I get it all. But the actual work of updating my contracts then was very, very easy. You are right, trainers really don't know. All the seminars, conferences, books and videos geared towards trainers do not mention that. Scary to think how much I didn't know before your DVD.
Shelley G.
