The Today Show called Attorney Kenneth Phillips "the dog-bite king of the legal universe."
A feature article about him in Lawyers Weekly was entitled "Meet the Dog Bite King."
Feature articles about him have appeared in People Magazine and on CourtTV.com.
Time Magazine called him "California's leading dog-bite lawyer."
Good Housekeeping referred to him as "a leading expert in dog-bite law."
The Chicago Tribune called him "an expert in laws pertaining to dog bites."
The Los Angeles Times said he is "the nation's best-known practitioner of terrier torts."
John F. Romano
Kenneth Phillips absolutely is the country's leading legal expert in the handling, litigation and strategy of dog bite cases. He is the premiere author, not only with articles, a book and other publications, speaks on this subject all the time, and [when] the discussion is about dog bite litigation it is an absolute that you are going to hear Kenneth Phillips talking about it.
John F. Romano, past President of the Florida Justice Association and one of the country’s most recognized trial attorneys.
Michael M
I recently purchased and viewed your DVD on the anatomy of a dog bite case. I greatly appreciated your insight and I'm sure it will pay dividends as I pursue my client's claims.
Michael M.
Joe Mack Eckler
Your valuable information on Dog Bite Law and our private conversations inspired a governing authority and protected the career of a bright young public servant. Your hard work was properly sited and credited at the end of my speech. IPBO Local 702 owes you a debt of gratitude.
Sincerely in your debt,
Joe E.
Kim T.
Kenneth, thanks for all of the work you do..we just received your book on when dogs bite or kill other dogs and it is helping us with our case. I encourage anyone in this group who has lost a dog to an attack to purchase it--its money well spent!
Kim T.
Jerry K
Dear Mr. Phillips,
Your website is a "blessing". Thank you. It helps to be able to educate myself on the issues. My neighbors wife was attacked; and, by coincidence, my city, Jasper, Al is in the early process of adopting "some kind" of dog control code.
After reading the statistics of attacks especially children attacks. I find myself on a "crusade" to help the city find and adopt the best codes possible.
