The New Jersey Dog Bite Lawyer is a specialized legal practice in Mount Laurel dedicated exclusively to representing victims of dog attacks throughout New Jersey. Founded by attorney David J. Cowhey, the firm stands out for its focused expertise in dog bite litigation and a proven record of securing substantial settlements for clients, including multiple cases resolved for $300,000 or more.
The firm operates on a philosophy of dedicated, client-centered representation, leveraging decades of experience to navigate New Jersey’s strict liability dog bite laws. They focus on individuals and families affected by severe physical and psychological injuries, offering free consultations and working on a contingency basis. Their approach includes thorough investigation, expert consultation, and aggressive negotiation with insurance companies to maximize compensation for medical costs, lost income, and emotional distress.
Services Offered
- Dog bite injury legal representation
- Personal injury attorney services
- Trial attorney litigation
- Claims for facial injuries from dog bites
- Cases involving infections from dog bites
- Neck and back injury claims
- Representation for postal worker dog bites
- Child dog bite injury cases
- Handling cases involving dogs with a history of attacks
- Claims for cosmetic treatment costs
- Recovery of psychological care expenses
- Compensation for lost income and employment benefits
- Free initial case consultations
- Assistance with police reports and witness statements
- Expert medical and psychological referrals
- Negotiation with insurance companies
- Litigation and court representation
- Guidance on New Jersey dog bite laws and owner responsibilities
The firm serves clients across New Jersey, with offices in Mount Laurel, Somers Point, Manahawkin, and Newark. They offer services in English and have a strong focus on cases involving children, severe injuries, and incidents involving specific breeds or large dogs. Notable achievements include a $900,000 settlement for a young boy attacked by a husky and recognition for successful mediation outcomes.
