Did a dog bite or attack you or someone you love?

Dog attacks happen often and in Michigan there is no “free” bite.   If you were not provoking the dog and  you were legally on the premises with no intention of committing an unlawful or criminal act, then the dog owner is liable for the dogs actions. If a dog bites, it is  usually not the first time. An investigation needs to be completed to determine how many other times the dog has attached. The dog or animal owner is also liable,  under Michigan common law,  if you can prove that the owner should have known that the dog or animal could be vicious or dangerous. The physical injuries as well as the emotional injuries can last a life time. Out attorneys will  make sure a proper investigation is conducted and that you are compensated for any physical and emotional injuries as a result of the attack.