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What is the Ohio dog bite statute of limitations for adults? How long to I have to file an Ohio dog bite injury claim?

In any Ohio personal injury case, the victim has a limited time frame in which to file a lawsuit or the claim will be lost forever. Ohio dog bite cases are no different, but the time frame is longer.

A dog bite victim has six years from the date of the bite to bring a lawsuit, as opposed to the two-year period people have if they've been injured in a traffic accident. This period is called the statute of limitations.

This extended period to bring a claim allows people a better opportunity to fully recover before they must bring a lawsuit. Dog bite injuries often take a long time to resolve, particularly if scar-revision surgery becomes necessary.

If you or someone you know has been injured by an Ohio dog bite, you need information. Contact our Toledo, Ohio dog bite lawyers to order your FREE copy of The Ohio Dog Bite Book by calling 800.637.8170 or by visiting www.OhioDogBiteBook.com.




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• $100,000 (Policy limits) - Four-year-old girl attacked by dog, bit in face

Awarded: $100,000 (Policy limits)

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