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Dog Bite Injury Attorneys – Kiley Law Group

Few experiences are more terrifying than an unexpected animal attack. Whether provoked or not, pet owners have a legal responsibility to ensure their animals do not pose a threat to others. When a dog’s instincts take over, the resulting injuries can be severe—causing physical, emotional, and financial hardships that can change a victim's life forever.

Dog bites are a serious public health concern that impact individuals of all ages, often leading to significant medical expenses, emotional trauma, and lasting scars. The severity of these injuries depends on factors such as the breed and health of the dog, the victim’s size and health, and access to prompt medical care. For over 50 years, the personal injury attorneys at Kiley Law Group have been fighting for injured victims across Massachusetts and New Hampshire, protecting them from unfair insurance settlements and holding negligent pet owners accountable.

We are dedicated to securing the compensation you need and deserve to cover medical bills, ongoing treatment, lost wages, and pain and suffering—helping you rebuild your life after an attack. While financial compensation cannot undo the trauma, it can provide the resources needed to move forward with confidence. Our dog bite legal team understands the complexities of these cases and will fight tirelessly on your behalf.
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What to Do After a Dog Bite:

  • Seek immediate medical attention.
  • Take photos of your injuries.
  • Obtain contact information from witnesses and the pet owner.
  • Contact Kiley Law Group.
If you or a loved one has been bitten or attacked by a dog, don't wait. Contact Kiley Law Group today for a free consultation. We have proudly served families across Massachusetts and New Hampshire for over 50 years and recovering over $1 Billion dollars. At Kiley Law Group, you pay nothing unless we win your case.
In the aftermath of a dog bite injury, it can be difficult to know which actions to take, which is why it is important to contact an attorney to help explain those fundamental steps. On average, less than 1 percent of dog bite victims get compensated because many do not contact a lawyer.

Some people attempt to get compensation without hiring a lawyer, but dealing with the insurance companies on your own isn’t advisable, as insurance companies are often focused on limiting their own liability and paying out as little as possible. Having an experienced attorney in your corner who knows what you should and should not say to the insurance companies could save you thousands of dollars.
Not all dog bite injuries go to court. In fact, at least 98 percent of all bodily injury cases are settled before going to court. Hiring an experienced attorney won’t prolong the case, it’s actually more likely to speed the case up and ensure things are done accurately and efficiently. Retaining an attorney early in the process allows the attorney to work with the insurance adjuster to make certain the claim is easier to settle.
In addition to the physical and emotional trauma of a dog bite, sometimes these incidents come with substantial medical bills. Severe dog bite injuries can leave victims out of work while medical bills stack up. When a dog bite is due to negligence, victims have a right to look into legal action. Kiley Law Group offers free case evaluations for all potential clients, and we will work diligently on your behalf to get you everything you deserve.
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