What Happens if the Dog Owner Doesn’t Have Insurance?
- If an owner does not have insurance the ability to recover damages is limited and will have to go after personal assets.
- If the owner is a renter, we can look into the landlord’s insurance company because they had rented the property to someone with a dog that has vicious propensity.
This short informational legal video was provided by Robert Maranto, an experienced Buffalo New York Dog Bite Attorney
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