Attorney Kenneth Phillips helps plaintiffs’ lawyers to win their cases big and easy with —
Forms and Templates
- When a Dog Is Injured or Killed – a self-help book showing dog owners and their attorneys how to get compensated for veterinary bills and more.
- Dog Bite Lawsuit Forms (for plaintiffs) – pleadings, interrogatories, admissions, demand for production of evidence, and much more.
- Demand Letter and Brief for Dog Bite Case – a checklist, demand letter and accompanying brief, with simple instructions for use.
- Residential Lease Dog Clause – a landlord-friendly rider to a lease that will help to prevent dog bite claims against landlords.
- Avoiding Liability When Working With Dogs – ready-to-use contracts, waivers and other legal documents by Mr. Phillips, explained in his 1-1/2 hour video seminar (included).
- Defending Your Dog – a self-help book showing how to win a case in “dog court.”
- The Undemurrable Complaint and Supporting Authorities (California) – the 7 most important causes of action against dog owners, landlords and others, perfectly drafted, citations included.
- Release of All Claims (California but easily adaptable by attorneys for other states) – uniquely protects the dog owner and his dog unlike other releases and waivers.
- Transfer of Ownership Letter Agreement – avoids liability for future injuries after a dog is sold or given away.
- Waiver of Liability by a Dog Trainer – gives peace of mind to a dog owner who wants his dangerous dog trained but doesn’t want to risk getting sued by the trainer.
- Dog Training Agreement – helps protect the trainer from liability and makes the client responsible for the trainer’s medical payments.
Video
His video of tips and tricks for winning dog bite cases contains information about the law, tactics and strategies which cannot be found anywhere else.
Consultation
For lawyers, Attorney Kenneth Phillips evaluates cases, identifies strengths and weaknesses, maps out pleadings and motions, creates discovery plans, devises settlement strategies, provides trial materials, recommends the best experts, and shares tips and tricks for winning. You save days, weeks or even months of work by learning —
- which causes of action to plead (and how to word them)
- what to get in discovery
- what to cover in your depositions of the dog owners and the witnesses
- how to overcome defenses (and even turn them into weapons)
- which experts you need (and don’t need)
- how much your case is worth
- the strategy for getting the case settled sooner rather than later
- your strongest issues and the ones you need to avoid
- how to beat a motion for summary judgment (and how to bring one for the plaintiff)
- what to argue at trial.
It usually takes one hour on the phone, so tell him what you need and he will respond with an estimate: kphillips@dogbitelaw.com. Don’t hesitate: the longer you wait, the further off course you may go.
Free Stuff
Some of Mr. Phillips’ best can be found here:
- Tips and Tricks for Victims’ Attorneys (web page, not the video seminar)