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Harvey Woodleys Case Study

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In conclusion, the Woodleys should be able to prove Harvey was peacefully conducting himself and almost certainly had a legal right to be on the property, but may have some difficultly proving Harvey did not provoke the dog, reducing the likelihood they will prevail. Given the Woodleys need to prove all three of these elements to be successful, it is probable the Woodleys have a claim for Harvey’s injuries sustained from Arthur Androcles’ dog under the Illinois Dog Bite

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