Dog bite victims in New Jersey have two years from the date of the dog bite incident to file a personal injury claim. This deadline, known as the statute of limitations, applies to the majority of dog bite cases, and victims need to consult with a personal injury attorney promptly to meet necessary deadlines.
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What types of damages can I seek after a dog bite in Lodi, New Jersey?
Following a dog bite in Lodi, New Jersey, victims may seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and property damage. In severe cases, victims may be able…
Can a dog owner’s insurance policy cover my dog bite claim in New Jersey?
A dog owner’s insurance policy can often cover dog bite claims in New Jersey. Homeowners or renters insurance typically includes liability coverage for such incidents. However, coverage limits and specific…
What factors might prevent me from claiming damages in a New Jersey dog bite case?
Several factors can hinder recovery in a dog bite case, including provocation of the animal or trespassing on private property. New Jersey’s two-year statute of limitations can affect the validity…
How does New Jersey Law determine liability in dog bite cases?
In New Jersey, dog owners are strictly liable for injuries caused by their dogs, regardless of the animal’s previous behavior or the owner’s knowledge of any aggressive tendencies. This “strict…
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