Areas We Serve
If a dog attacked you anywhere in Southeast Michigan, you don’t have to figure this out alone. Find your county below — or just call us. The conversation is free, and you owe nothing unless we win.
The Michigan Dog Bite Law Firm represents dog bite victims across the entire metro Detroit region and throughout the state. Pick your county for local court information, animal control contacts, and exactly how dog bite claims work where you live.
Counties We Serve
We focus on the three largest counties in Michigan — where most of the state’s dog bite claims happen — and serve victims statewide.
Oakland County
Macomb County
Why Local Knowledge Matters
Michigan’s dog bite statute is the same in every county — one of the strongest victim-protection laws in the country (MCL 287.351). But how a case actually plays out is intensely local: which district court hears it, how a particular animal control agency documents and quarantines a dog, how local prosecutors treat dangerous-dog matters. Knowing the local terrain is the difference between a claim that moves and a claim that stalls. Start with our complete guide to suing for dog bites in Michigan.
Don’t See Your City?
This list is growing and does not cover everywhere we practice. We represent dog bite victims throughout Michigan. If you don’t see your city yet, that doesn’t mean we can’t help — it means we haven’t written the page yet. Contact us and we’ll tell you, straight, whether you have a case.
Helpful Guides for Dog Bite Victims
Common questions we hear, answered honestly. Each links to a full guide.
Michigan’s Strict Liability Law
The legal foundation of every Michigan dog bite case. Read the guide →
What Your Case Is Worth
Settlement value, damages categories, and what insurers don’t want you to know. See the breakdown →
What to Do After a Bite
The first 24 hours matter most. Step-by-step. Read the checklist →
Who Pays the Medical Bills
Homeowner’s insurance, no-insurance cases, your own coverage. Get the full picture →
If a Child Was Bitten
Children have special rights under Michigan law. Parents’ guide →
The 3-Year Deadline
How long you have to act — and why waiting is risky. Statute of limitations →
Talk to a Michigan Dog Bite Lawyer
Every conversation is free, and you owe nothing unless we win. Reach out today.