A lawyer is not required after a dog bite, but many people find it helpful to have legal support when they are dealing with medical treatment, time away from work, insurance questions, and uncertainty about who may be legally responsible. A dog bite lawyer can review the facts, handle communication with the insurance company, gather records and other evidence, and help you pursue compensation while you focus on your health.
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