Written by Delivery drivers and mail carriers are lawfully on your property — 510 ILCS 5/16 strictly holds dog owners liable for bites during deliveries. Learn how to pursue your claim in Illinois.
A dog does not have to bite you to hurt you. Under 510 ILCS 5/16, Illinois strictly holds owners liable when a dog injures — not just bites — a lawfully present, unprovoked person.
Illinois is a strict liability state for dog bites under the Animal Control Act (510 ILCS 5/16). Free consultation with a Chicago injury lawyer.
Illinois is a strict liability state for dog bites. This means the dog’s owner is responsible for your injuries regardless of whether the dog has ever bitten…
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