Opening the front door to her quiet Oakland home, Selma Taylor worriedly tells a visitor to come inside quickly.
“The dogs are loose,” the 40-ish grandmother says nervously while fiddling with a cell phone.
Kenneth Phillips, a Los Angeles solo practitioner, long ago saw his career going to the dogs -- dog law, that is -- and just might be the dog-bite king of the legal world. He represents people all over California who have been attacked by dogs and is the proud founder of dogbitelaw.com, a year-old Web site -- packed with the doggonedest facts and figures -- that has become a global hit.
December 28, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Opening the front door to her quiet Oakland home, Selma Taylor worriedly tells a visitor to come inside quickly.
“The dogs are loose,” the 40-ish grandmother says nervously while fiddling with a cell phone.
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