What may matter now
Ownership, location, prior behavior, insurance, photographs, and medical documentation may all matter.
Dog bite & animal injury help
When a dog hurts you or your child, protect health first.
Dog bites, scratches, and knock-down injuries can leave physical and emotional harm. Begin with medical care, the animal and owner, the location, and any report.
Calling about a child or loved one? Start with the facts you know.
Free consultation · Personal-injury matters use contingency terms, so the firm is paid only if there is a recovery. The written agreement controls fees and costs.
Free
Initial injury consultation
2014
Firm founded
IL + GA
Ari’s licenses
(877) 3-GURIAN
Call or text · (877) 348-7426
Mention this first
Photograph injuries over time and preserve damaged clothing, reports, messages, and owner information.
Make the first conversation easier
Start with what happened. Bring what you already have.
Four facts to share
- Who was injured
- Animal and owner information
- Where and how it happened
- Medical care and reporting
What to preserve
- Injury photos over time
- Damaged clothing
- Animal-control or police report
- Messages and witness details
Questions people ask
You can call before you have every answer.
What if the dog belongs to someone I know?+
You can still ask about your options. An initial conversation does not require you to make a final decision.
What if there was no bite?+
Scratches, falls, or other injuries caused by an animal may still warrant a conversation about the facts.