What are my grandmother’s rights to be compensation for an injury caused when she was walking to work when 2 pit bull dogs got out of a yard and ran her down?
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What are my grandmother’s rights to be compensation for an injury caused when she was walking to work when 2 pit bull dogs got out of a yard and ran her down?
She fell on her side but the dogs did not attack her. Someone notified the owner the dogs. My grandmother did not call the police but she went to the doctors and got an injection because she had bloodclots where she fell. The owner told her that he would pay her medical bills and compensate her. However, after she contacted him a couple of days later, he refused to uphold his promise. He told her that the police said that she shouldn’t get any money since she dogs never attacked her and that her insurance will pay her bills. She had to pay 50 out of pocket to the emergency room.
Asked on August 20, 2013 under Personal Injury, Pennsylvania
Answers:
Christopher Earley / Law Office of Christopher Earley
Answered 10 years ago | Contributor
Hi,
Sounds like she is getting the run around for sure, with a lot of misinformation! Tell yoru grandmother to stop dealing with the dog owner as he clearly does not care about her or her injuries at all.
Check out my dog bite blog, as it should answer your questions: http://www.massachusettsdogbiteattorney.com
Chris Earley
617 338 7400
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