Overview
The skin graft donors had to be taken from the young woman’s neck/collarbone, leaving her with scarring in that area in addition to the scars on her chin. The dog in question was owned by the resident relatives of the named insured on the homeowner’s insurance policy. Remember, the named insured on a homeowner’s policy may not always be the owner of the dog that attacked you, but can still be held liable for damages if that dog was harbored at their residence, and also if the dog’s true owners are resident relatives of the named insured (meaning that they lived with their dog at the insured’s home at the time of the bite).
Injured in a Dog Attack in New Jersey?
David J. Cowhey excels at handling complicated cases such as this. If you have been bitten by a dog in New Jersey, contact us today for a free consultation on your case.
Our firm is able to service clients throughout New Jersey, as we maintain offices in every region of the state for your convenience. In addition to our home office in Linwood, located less than 20 minutes from Atlantic City in Atlantic County, we can meet with dog attack victims in the western South Jersey/Philadelphia area (Mount Laurel), Central Jersey (Neptune/Monmouth County), and the North Jersey/New York City area (Newark).
