Ohio dog bite attorneys congratulate Lucas County Dog Warden

Chuck Boyk — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:20:00 GMT

Toledo's dog warden has just received special recognition. Our Toledo, Ohio dog bite attorneys would like to extend our congratulations to Lucas County Dog Warden Tom Skeldon.

Mr. Skeldon was just named Dog Warden of the year by the nation's only dog bite advocacy group, DogsBite.org. DogsBite.org was founded by a person who was a victim of a pit-bull attack in Seattle. We work closely with Mr. Skeldon, and appreciate the work he has done to keep children and adults safe from vicious dogs and dog bites.

DogsBite.org agrees with Mr. Skeldon's hard work. They write, "Tom Skeldon has vigorously worked to prevent horrendous pit bull maulings resulting in serious injuries or death of human beings, their domesticated pets and livestock."

If you or someone you love has been injured by an Ohio dog bite, contact our office to order your FREE copy of The Ohio Dog Bite Book. Our attorneys are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Chuck Boyk

Ohio dog bite attorney gets high review on dog bite website

Chuck Boyk — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 07:56:00 GMT

Toledo, Ohio dog bite attorney Dale Emch and his Toledo op-ed piece on Lucas County Dog Warden Tom Skeldon were mentioned in a dog bite injury website based in Seattle, Washington, with high reviews.

DogsBite.org stated in their August 23, 2008 post:

"Dale Emch is a Toledo-based attorney. He also writes The Blade's Legal Briefs column and previously worked as a reported and editor at The Blade. Emch recently wrote a piece that supports Skeldon. It is exceptional. Emch nails the true gunners after Skeldon too: 'pit-bull fans who make money by fighting or breeding the dogs.'"

If you or someone you know has suffered personal injury from a dog bite, you need information. The Ohio Dog Bite Book, written by Toledo, Ohio dog bite attorneys Chuck Boyk, Dale Emch, and Mike Bruno, focuses on what do immediately after a dog bite, as well as how to handle the insurance companies.

Some of the tips provided in The Ohio Dog Bite Book include: take photos of the injury as soon as possible, notify the local authorities and dog warden, and do not give any information to the insurance company before consulting an attorney.

To order your FREE copy of The Ohio Dog Bite Book, contact our office.

Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Chuck Boyk

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Ohio dog bite attorneys congratulate Lucas County Dog Warden

Ohio dog bite attorney gets high review on dog bite website