Kenneth Phillips

I am the author of Dog Bite Law (online at http://www.dogbitelaw.com), and my law practice consists entirely of representing children and adults throughout the USA who have been bitten by a dog, and the families of people killed by dogs. I have been doing this since 1991 (I became an attorney in 1976). I have been a frequent guest on CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC, MS-NBC, and Fox News, and have been called "the dog bite king"​ (Today Show and Lawyers Weekly), "a leading expert in dog bite law"​ (Good Housekeeping), and "the nation's best known practitioner of terrier torts"​ (Los Angeles Times).) I serve as a consultant to attorneys handling dog bite cases, and provide extensive forms and templates through the store on my website. The Dog Bite Lawsuit Forms include pleadings, deposition questions, interrogatories, requests for admissions, requests for evidence, summary judgment motions, other court documents and discovery documents. Read more at http://dogbitelaw.com/store/dog-bite-lawsuit-forms.html I also offer a video about tips and tricks for handling dog bite cases. It is called Tips and Tricks for Dog Bite Lawyers and you can read more at http://dogbitelaw.com/store/tips-and-tricks-for-dog-bite-lawyers.html I speak about dog bite law to lawyers, canine professionals and dog owners. I write editorial pieces about dog bites for newspapers and magazines, in addition to my blog on dogbitelaw.com. I update the website on a daily basis and keep in touch with hundreds of people around the world through my Facebook group, Dog Bite Law, and over Twitter as "DogBiteLaw."​ One of the most important things I do every day is talk to dog bite victims and their families. Using my website, Facebook or Twitter, anyone can ask for a consultation. While I can't always help them, I often learn from their stories -- the mistakes people make that cause dog bites, the reasons why people retain an attorney, and the latest scams such as the recycling of vicious dogs from no-kill shelters.