There are two potential parties that are involved in a dog bite case.  The first is the owner of the dog.  The second is the person that is in control of the dog at the time of the dog bite attack.  The person that is in control could be somebody that is walking the dog for monetary or non monetary purposes.  Both those parties, the owner and the person that is in control of the dog are potentially responsible for that dog bite.

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My name is Robert Mazow.  I’m a partner of Mazow and McCullough.  If you have been hurt or a family member has been hurt as a result of somebody else’s negligence, call us, the right lawyer makes all the difference.

In order to bring a case against a dog owner or somebody who is in control of a dog, for that dog biting or attacking you, you have to prove only that you have been injured by that dog.  In Massachusetts we have a strict liability standard.  If that dog bites you, you can bring a claim, unless you have teased or tormented that dog.

Contact a Massachusetts Dog Bite Lawyer

My name is Robert Mazow.  I’m a partner of Mazow and McCullough.  If you have been hurt or a family member has been hurt as a result of somebody else’s negligence, call us: the right lawyer makes all the difference.

Mazow|McCullough would like to welcome Matthieu J. Parenteau to the firm as an associate attorney. While in law school, Matthieu clerked for a nationally recognized plaintiff’s medical malpractice firm in Boston. He also helped to author a practitioner’s guide to Sale of Goods under the Uniform Commercial Code as a research assistant at Suffolk University Law School. Since being admitted to the Massachusetts bar Matthieu has focused his practice on fighting for the rights of those who have been injured. He has worked to save family homes through loan modification and debt relief, represented tenants in fighting illegal evictions, and assisted the injured in recovering for their loss. Matthieu is an active member of the Volunteer Lawyers Project, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and the Boston Bar Association. He lives in Charlestown with his wife and enjoys basketball, skiing, playing music and all things outdoors.