12-29-2008, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by alisonJ While it is fresh in your mind, I would get notarized affadavits from witnesses. And TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES of Merlot, the area where the incident occurred, etc. I would even make a map showing your house, the location of the pit's house, and where the incident occurred. Write down all of your recollections of the event.
So sorry this happened to you. I think you will have no problem prevailing in small claims court. But if small claims does not pay enough to cover your costs in your state, you might want to go by another venue.
By the way, you may be able to file against the homeowners insurance of the pit bull's owner, if they have such coverage.
I highly recommend a lawyer. They usually do not charge for initial consultation. | we must have been posting at the same time. but you made some even better points!! |
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