A dog attack can leave both physical and emotional scars, making it crucial to have a dedicated dog bite lawyer in Indiana by your side. Navigating the legal complexities of a dog bite case requires an advocate who understands the nuances of these claims and is committed to securing the compensation you deserve. At Rowe and Hamilton, we are here to support you through this challenging time and ensure that your rights are protected.
When a dog bites or attacks, the consequences can be severe, especially for children and the elderly. Our team understands the complexities of dog bite laws in Indiana and will work diligently to prove liability. We aim to secure compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and emotional trauma caused by the attack.
Dog bites can cause deep puncture wounds that may lead to infections and require surgery. These injuries can be painful and leave lasting scars. We ensure that your compensation covers all medical treatments, including any necessary surgeries and ongoing care for complications like infections.
Beyond the physical injuries, dog bites can cause significant emotional trauma, particularly in children. Victims may suffer from anxiety, fear of animals, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We advocate for compensation that addresses these emotional and psychological needs, including therapy and counseling.
Dog bites can lead to serious infections such as rabies, tetanus, or cellulitis, requiring immediate and sometimes prolonged medical attention. We ensure that your compensation covers all necessary medical treatments, including hospitalization, medications, and any long-term care needed to manage complications.
Dog bites often result in permanent scars or disfigurement, affecting your appearance and self-esteem. These cases involve documenting the injury and its impact, helping you secure compensation for reconstructive surgery and emotional distress.
Dog bites can cause nerve damage, leading to loss of sensation or movement in the affected area. These cases require expert testimony to document the injury's impact, helping you obtain compensation for medical care and any lifestyle adjustments.
Seek medical attention, report the incident to local authorities, and gather information about the dog and its owner.
Yes, Indiana law allows victims to pursue compensation even if the dog has no prior history of aggression.
You may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and any permanent scarring or disfigurement.
In many cases, yes. Homeowner’s insurance policies often cover liability for dog bites that occur on the owner’s property.
We will discuss your case, free of charge.