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I was bitten on the hand by the neighbor’s dog. The wound does not look serious, and I know the dog is healthy and has had all of its shots. Do I still need to see a doctor for my Wausau dog bite?
My neighbor’s dog killed my dog in front of my children. Thankfully, my children were not physically injured. Our dog was a beloved member of our family. Can we recover for the loss to our family? Should I contact an Iowa dog bite lawyer?
Why doesn’t Iowa just ban dangerous dog breeds such as Pit Bulls and Rottweilers so that children don’t suffer from dog bites? I don’t want anyone else to suffer the way my family has from my child’s recent dog bite injury.
My little boy was bit by a dog in Milwaukee and I’m scared. How common is it to die from a dog bite injury?
I was recently the victim of a dog bite in Milwaukee and am concerned about rabies. How do I know if the dog was infected?
I was hurt by a dog in Milwaukee, but the dog never actually bit me. Should I still contact a Milwaukee personal injury attorney?
How are Wisconsin dog bite cases similar to other personal injury claims?
How are Wisconsin dog bite and dog attack cases different from other personal injury cases?
Can a Wisconsin dog bite victim recover damages for pain and suffering?
How long do I have to file a dog bite injury case in Wisconsin?
I recently adopted an adult dog that had not been socialized as a puppy. I don’t want him to be the cause of a Milwaukee dog bite. Is it too late to socialize him?
My child was bitten by a dog in Green Bay that had it's rabies shot, but later the bite became infected. Our doctor said she caught a MRSA infection from the bite. Is that possible?

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