On Saturday May 11, 2013, Attorney Newell travelled to Northumberland County PA and met with a dog bite victim who had been attacked by a neighbor’s German Shepherd.  Attorney Newell surveyed the scene of the dog attack and after reviewing all the facts, agreed to accept the case.

The German Shepherd had previously attacked her 2 West Highland White Terriers.  On March 20th, the vicious dog was unleashed and unsupervised.  The Northumberland County dog attack victim was bitten on the left hand as she tried to save her little dog.  Physicians at GMC-Geisinger Medical Center provided her with expert medical care to treat her wounds.

The defendants have been found guilty of 4 PA Dog Law charges, including harboring a dangerous dog.  If you have been attacked by a dog in Pennsylvania, call 1-800-980-4842 to set up your free home consultation with Attorney Thomas J. Newell.  See his website:  www.PADogAttackLawyer.com

On May 8, 2013, a local lawyer referred a Northumberland County dog bite case to Attorney Thomas J. Newell. The Elysburg PA resident had been bitten by a neighbor’s German Shepherd. The vicious dog also attacked her Cairn Terrier and West Highland White Terrier. The innocent victim was driven from her home to Geisinger Medical Center.

Emergency Room physicians used several stitches to partially close the dog bite wounds to her left hand. The PA dog attack victim then treated with an orthopaedic specialist for approximately one month.  Scar tissue has developed on her left hand where the dog bite wounds were inflicted.

Attorney Newell has represented PA dog bite victims in 17 different counties.  Call 1-800-980-4842 for a free home consultation anywhere in Pennsylvania.  Visit his website:  www.PADogAttackLawyer.com.

On April 21, 2013, a 50 year-old man was attacked by a pit bull in Philadelphia. The pit bull’s owner opened the back door to his home and the unrestrained dog ran out and bit the innocent victim 3x in the buttocks as he tried to escape the vicious dog. The tan colored pit bull is an adult and has white markings. Three other pit bulls also live at the defendant’s home.

Attorney Thomas J. Newell was called within hours of the attack. He advised the Philadelphia pit bull attack victim to return to the hospital to receive a rabies injection since there was no proof that the pit bull was up to date with its shots. The gentleman also followed Attorney Newell’s advice by reporting the attack to Philadelphia Police, as well as a Philly Animal Control Officer.

Attorney Thomas J. Newell represents dog attack victims throughout Pennsylvania. Put his 31 years of experience to work for you. Call him at 1-800-980-4842 to set up your free home consultation. Attorney Newell has represented PA dog attack victims in 17 different counties. Visit his website to learn more about his expertise: www.PADogAttackLawyer.com