Chicago Dog Bite Lawyers

Each year more than 4 million people suffer dog bites—and an estimated 66% of animal bites require a medical attention and antibiotics. Serious bite injuries—which may require surgery or hospitalization—include deep infections, osteomyelitis, nerve and/or tendon damage, tissue loss and permanent facial or body scarring.

If you have been injured by an animal attack or bitten by any animal, including a household pet or dog, then you need to understand your legal rights. In addition to helping you understand your rights, Adler & Adler, P.C. can help Cook County, Chicago, Kane, DuPage, Kendall, Lake County and other Illinois victims of animal and dog attacks obtain the maximum compensation due for medical costs, pain and suffering, and lost wages.

If you or a loved one has been attacked or injured by a dog or another animal, first obtain medical help, then contact Adler & Adler, P.C. at 312-443-1488 to set up a FREE consultation to discuss your legal options.

Why Choose Adler & Adler?

When you hire Adler & Adler, P.C., you can rest assured that you have hired an aggressive, seasoned professional—a lawyer who is highly experienced in the art of negotiation but not afraid to take cases to trial. Senior partners Valerie Harris Adler and Mark Adler know that successful results come from strategy, knowledge, and hard work. They also understand that in addition to coping with the anxiety of legal action, you and your family must handle the lasting effects of an injury—or even death—and deal with the uncertain future. To this end, we treat each of our clients with the respect and dignity that they deserve.

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If you or a friend or family member are injured by a faulty or hazardous product, maximize your claim by contacting us immediately through our 24-Hour Hotline: (312) 443-1488

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