Dog Bites

Recently Bitten by a Dog in St. Louis, Missouri?

St. Louis Dog Bite Lawyer

Dog bites can have devastating consequences, resulting in painful injuries, emotional trauma, and financial burdens. If you or a loved one has been injured in a dog attack, you need a skilled St. Louis dog bite lawyer who fights for you. 

At Thompson Law, I understand the challenges dog bite victims face after an attack. Since 2022, I have secured over $6 million in settlements for clients. Serving both Missouri and Illinois, I provide compassionate support, pursue fair compensation, and advocate tirelessly for your rights.

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The St. Louis dog bite lawyer you can trust.
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Common Causes of Dog Bites in St. Louis, Missouri

As a St. Louis dog bite lawyer, I examine the circumstances surrounding your case to identify what may have contributed to the attack. Dog bites can happen for a variety of reasons, including:

  • Provocation or Fear: Dogs may bite if they feel threatened, frightened, or provoked by sudden movements, loud noises, or unfamiliar people.
  • Poor Training or Neglect: Dogs without proper training or socialization are more likely to respond aggressively in certain situations.
  • Territorial Behavior: Some dogs may become aggressive if they feel their territory, home, or owner is threatened.
  • Illness or Injury: Dogs in pain or discomfort may be more likely to bite, even if they are typically friendly.
Results for Victims of Dog Bites in St. Louis

How Can a St. Louis Dog Bite Lawyer Help You?

At Thompson Law, I bring both experience and compassion to helping dog bite victims throughout St. Louis. I understand how traumatic a dog attack can be.  I am here to guide you through the legal process and provide the support you need.

As your advocate, I’m committed to fighting for the fair compensation and justice you deserve. I will fight tirelessly to hold responsible parties accountable while protecting your rights every step of the way. I will provide the strong legal representation you need to focus on healing and moving forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’ve been bitten by a dog, seek medical attention immediately, even if the injury seems minor. Document the incident by taking photos of your injuries, getting contact information for the dog’s owner, and obtaining any witness statements.

Yes, you can file a claim even if the dog owner is someone you know. In most cases, compensation for injuries is covered by the dog owner’s homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy, not by an individual directly. 

At Thompson Law, I can help guide you through the legal process with sensitivity to your relationship with the dog owner.

In Missouri, dog owners are typically held strictly liable for any injuries their dogs cause, meaning they may be responsible even if the dog had no prior history of being aggressive. 

Other factors, such as the location of the incident and whether the dog was provoked, can also affect liability. A St. Louis dog bite lawyer can help investigate the specifics of your case to determine who is at fault.

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