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Clarksburg, WV personal injury attorney & law firm Mountain State Law announced the availability of its legal aid services for dog bite injuries. These legal aid services encompass legal advice, litigation, and follow-up to ensure that victims are fairly compensated.
More information about Mountain State Law is available at https://mountainstatelaw.com
According to the CDC, about 4.7 million dog bites occur each year in the United States. These injuries result in tens of thousands of dollars in medical expenses, loss of work hours, and in some cases, long-term injuries or death.
Dog bite injury attorneys at Mountain State Law offer bespoke legal aid to individuals and families who have suffered as a result of a dog owner’s negligence or willful malice. The firm offers a free consultation and case evaluation, working closely with victims to uphold their legal and human rights while striving to obtain the right compensation under the law.
In some cases, dog owners may not possess the means to compensate a client. Attorneys handling dog bite cases in West Virginia may invoke clauses of an owner’s homeowners insurance policy to ensure that victims are fairly compensated, even in cases where the animal is owned by the victim’s relative or friend.
According to a spokesperson for the Clarksburg, WV dog bite injury law firm, “We serve citizens in North Central West Virginia who have been wronged by dog owners who have intentionally or accidentally shirked their responsibility to keep control of the animal. From loss of digits or limbs to scarring and near-fatal injuries involving single or multiple parties, our team of experienced attorneys help victims obtain justice and compensation.”
Mountain State Law is a veteran-owned personal & accidental injury law firm headed by attorneys Ron Kramer and Sam Harrold. The firm’s practice areas include car and truck injuries, workplace injuries, wrongful death, and employment law. More information is available by calling 304-715-3800 or by visiting the URL above.
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