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DiLibero Injury Law represents Providence dog bite victims from 130 Dorrance Street in downtown Providence — right here in town. Dog bite claims in Rhode Island don't require proving the owner knew the dog was dangerous — the law is on the victim's side. The compensation comes from the owner's homeowners' or renters' policy.
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Under Rhode Island law, dog owners are generally liable for bites regardless of prior knowledge. We pursue homeowners' and renters' policies to get real compensation. In Providence, many of these cases happen on I-95, I-195, Route 6, and Route 10.
Whether the crash happened on a busy Providence highway or on a side street near your neighborhood, the insurance company's playbook is the same: move fast, offer low, and close the file. Our job is to slow that process down, document the full extent of your injuries, and refuse the lowball number.
Many clients we represent after a dog bite in Providence are treated at Rhode Island Hospital, Miriam Hospital. We coordinate with medical providers to make sure your treatment is documented the way an adjuster needs to see it.
Hurt in a dog bite in Providence?
The consultation is free. We answer weeknights until 10 PM.
Drunk Driving
$150,000
Our client was hit by an impaired driver and left with serious injuries. We pursued the at-fault driver's insurance carrier and recovered $150,000 for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Truck Accident
$60,000
Our client was rear-ended by a commercial truck hauling a wood chipper. The initial adjuster dismissed the case as 'soft tissue' and offered a fraction of what it was worth. We refused, documented the full extent of the strain injury, and recovered $60,000.
Premises Liability
$30,000
Our client suffered a burn from a hot restaurant dish that was improperly handled by staff. We pursued the restaurant's insurance and recovered $30,000 for the injury and medical treatment.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts.
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