On May 6, 2015, your Pennsylvania dog attack attorney, Thomas J. Newell, Esq. provided a free consultation to a man whose Jack Russell terrier was nearly mauled to death by 2 unrestrained pit bulls. The two pit bulls crawled under a fence and cornered the terrier in its own backyard.

One pit bull bit down on the terrier’s neck while the other pit bull clamped down on one of its legs. The heroic dog owner put his personal safety in jeopardy when he came to the terrier’s rescue and pulled the pit bulls off of his dog. He was bitten multiple times on his hand during the rescue.

Stitches were needed to close the dog bite wounds. PA Dog Warden, Orlando Aguirre is investigating for possible PA Dog Law violations. Searching for dog bite injury lawyers in PA? Call Attorney Thomas J. Newell at 1-800-980-4842 to set up your free HOME consultation.  Visit his website  PADogAttackLawyer.com.   Follow him on Twitter @ www.twitter.com/DogAttackLawyer

On March 27, 2015, PA dog bite lawyer Thomas J. Newell, reviewed a Monroe County dog attack case with a man from Saylorsburg, PA. He was walking his Cane Corso on a leash when a neighbor’s unrestrained dogs came running out and pursued the man and his pet.

The Monroe County PA dog bite victim was knocked down and bitten by an unleashed blue pit bull. He sustained a large laceration to his leg which was treated at Pocono Medical Center in East Stroudsburg, PA. Because there was no proof of rabies vaccination, the PA dog attack victim was given 13 rabies shots.

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On Jan. 2, 2015, Bucks County PA dog bite lawyer, Thomas J. Newell, Esq., spoke with a Bucks County resident whose Bichon was killed several days earlier. Her mother had been walking the Bichon on a leash on a sidewalk in Quakertown, PA.

An unleashed pit bull mixed breed dog came running down the block, crossed the street and attacked the tiny dog with such ferocity that it sustained mortal dog bite wounds. The negligent pit bull owner will be charged with violating the PA Dog Law re: Failure to Confine. The pit bull attack has caused the elderly woman to experience post-traumatic stress symptoms.

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On December 8, 2014, PA dog attack lawyer, Thomas J. Newell, Esq. spoke with a Washington County PA dog bite victim. The day before, the woman was jogging in her neighborhood when 2 unleashed & unrestrained pit bulls pursued and bit her. The pit bulls attacked in unison, one from one side and the other from a different angle.

The Washington County dog attack victim was bitten on the elbow and ankle. Local police interviewed her in her home. The pit bulls have been quarantined. Your PA dog bite attorney suggested the victim send a registered letter to the dog owners’ landlord putting him on notice of this unprovoked attack by these pit bulls.

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On November 6, 2014, PA dog bite attorney, Thomas J. Newell, Esquire was hired by a Montgomery County, PA family to represent their 6 year-old son. The young boy had been the victim of an unprovoked attack by their neighbor’s Doberman. The vicious dog bit the boy in the face causing significant injuries.

The Montco dog attack victim was at least the 4th person bitten by this dog. Who would own such a family pet and allow children from the neighborhood to interact with a dog that had this type of vicious propensities?

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On October 17, 2014, Bucks County PA dog attack lawyer, Thomas J. Newell, Esq., settled a dog bite case for over $42,000.00.  A man was attacked by his neighbor’s unleashed border collie as he was walking on his front yard in the fall of 2012.

The Doylestown dog bite victim was treated at Doylestown Hospital for multiple dog bite wounds to his left leg.  He received an injection of Lidocaine, dead tissue was debrided and stitches were used to close the lacerations.  Antibiotics were prescribed to fight infections.

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Pursuant to the PA Dog Law, the only way a dog can be classified as a “dangerous dog” is through a charge and subsequent conviction of Section 502-A. The offense of “harboring a dangerous dog” can be proven by establishing that the canine attacked a human being without provocation.

Prior to 1996, this statute also required proof of one or more earlier unprovoked attacks to establish “prior vicious propensities.”  With the 1996 amendments, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania can obtain a conviction based solely upon the attack in question.

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