You can sue, but you have to know the name of the dog owner to sue. You also need to know where the person lives.

Yes, homeowner’s insurance may cover it. I have handled these types of cases and homeowner’s insurance covered the claim.

You might have a case. You should talk to an attorney. No attorney on this website can offer to represent you. You need to reach out to one.

If a Walmart employee was moving the tvs, it sounds like you have a great claim. I have represented clients in the past who were injured at...

Yes, if there are written complaints to the HOA and they have done nothing, there is likely a claim against the HOA. If another homeowner is bit...

Owner is liable under negligence per se. You should hire an attorney. I routinely handle dog attack cases and have successfully handled cases...

Contact a personal injury attorney. They will represent you on a contingency fee basis. I am a personal injury attorney and I represent my...

You need to speak to a personal injury attorney. One will represent you on a contingency fee, so you only pay if he or she gets you compensation...

I handle lots of dog bite claims. You may be able to collect against the tenant if there is renter's insurance. You still may have a claim...

The value of your case is heavily dependent on your physical injuries.