Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

First, seek medical attention. Then, report the bite to Animal Control and gather evidence—photos of the injury, contact info of the owner, and witness names. Lastly, contact a dog bite law firm like Marathon Law Group to protect your legal rights.

Our team collects witness statements, medical records, animal control reports, and video footage if available. We investigate whether the dog was off-leash, had a history of aggression, or was kept in violation of city codes.

In Nevada, you generally have two years from the date of the bite to file a claim. Delaying your case can cost you the chance to recover damages. Don’t wait—contact a local dog bite attorney today for a free consultation.

Yes. Even if the dog has no prior record of aggression, you can still hold the owner accountable by showing negligence, like failure to leash, warn, or secure the dog properly.

Some claims settle in a few months, while others may take over a year if a lawsuit is needed. Each case depends on the injury severity, clarity of fault, and insurance cooperation.

Private property does not prevent you from filing a claim. Nevada law permits lawsuits when a property owner’s negligence leads to injury. A premises liability attorney at our firm will assess your legal options.