Secondary Injuries from Dog Bites

When someone is bitten by a dog, quite often they will find that their injuries do not end with scars alone. For instance, if someone receives a bite to their hand, complicating factors such as arthritis or nerve damage may come into play. If the victim happens to be diabetic, […]

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When someone is bitten by a dog, quite often they will find that their injuries do not end with scars alone.  For instance, if someone receives a bite to their hand, complicating factors such as arthritis or nerve damage may come into play.  If the victim happens to be diabetic, certain complications such as infection may arise.  Alternatively, many clients who have been attacked by dogs find that they become afraid, or suffer post-traumatic stress as a result.  These are what dog bite attorneys refer to as “secondary injuries.”  These are damages that can appear days, weeks, or even months after the original bite.  If you have been bitten by a dog in New Jersey, and you believe that you have suffered secondary injuries as a result, call the South Jersey Dog Bite Lawyer today.  Our attorney ensures that every client who believes they are suffering from secondary injuries is monitored closely by medical professionals.  Make sure you receive fair compensation if you find you are suffering from complications after being bitten.  Call attorney David J. Cowhey today at 888-DOG-ATTY or use our 24/7 Attorney Hotline at (609) 513-0627 for a free consultation.  

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