Dog Bite Attorneys in Morehead City, North Carolina

Dog bite incidents occur every year in North Carolina, even from seemingly well-behaved animals. Fortunately, for injured parties, there are options.

If a dog bites you (or your child) and you have medical expenses or other costs as a result, Murrelle, Hughes & Majstoravich, P.A., can help recover these costs. Based out of Morehead City, we have a roster of experienced personal injury attorneys ready to help you seek compensation.

What Are Some Common Damages In Dog Bite Claims?

One of the most common misconceptions about dog bite injuries is that they involve only a few mild indentations or cuts from the animal’s teeth. By contrast, many dog bites cause long-lasting physical and emotional damage that results in high bills. Some of the damages our lawyers have recovered include:

• Current and future medical bills and treatment

• Disfigurement

• Loss of income

• Loss of earning capacity

• Emotional distress

• Pain and suffering

A lot of injured parties we have helped do not want to sue the dog owner. It can give the victim a negative reputation, even if they did nothing to provoke the attack. Our attorneys can quickly and discreetly resolve claims by working with insurance companies to recover a fair settlement for you.

Dog Bite Laws In North Carolina: What To Know

The state of North Carolina follows the one-bite rule policy. This means that the dog owner is not liable for their dog’s first bite unless the owner has previous knowledge of their dog’s aggressive behavior. There are, of course, nuances to the law, Seeking help from an experienced, caring and compassionate dog bite attorney is a good first step.

Call Or Email Us Today To Set Up A Free Personal Injury Consult

Do not hesitate to get Murrelle, Hughes & Majstoravich, P.A.’s help you recover compensation for your dog bite injury. Get in touch with one of our personal injury lawyers by calling or by using our online contact form. We offer initial personal injury consultations at no cost to you.