Tag: victims rights

May 13, 2022

Colleen Lynn is a veteran user interface designer who is known for her exceptional multidisciplinary skill set and creating websites that deliver social impact. In 1995, she began her Seattle-based web design company, and over the next decade worked with a diverse range of clients including Internet startups, retail companies and smart device manufacturers. During this […]

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October 27, 2019

Dear Colleen Lynn, Good luck and God bless you at the Lansing, Michigan State Capitol event tomorrow. You have surely led the charge in this battle against maulings by dangerous dogs and have achieved tremendous victories for victims of pit bull attacks by your relentless advocacy for them. I will be thinking of all of […]

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September 28, 2013

Dear DogsBite.org, What a great site. Here in California, there was another deadly pit bull attack and a two-year-old boy is dead. I am sick of the cover-up regarding this breed. I am tired of hearing all the excuses for why pits are not to be blamed. You do an excellent and important job, and […]

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August 13, 2013

Part of letter published to the comment section of Essay of a Fatal Pit Bull Mauling. View essay to read full letter. Thanks again for publishing this essay, and for shedding light on all victims of these attacks … I wanted to commend the people involved with your site for providing the public with undeniable […]

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May 5, 2012

“In Maryland now, if your pit bull bites, negligence no longer needs to be proven. Under the ruling, not just pit bull owners, but landlords who have the dogs living on their property are now liable for their actions … Colleen Lynn, who runs an education website about dangerous dogs called DogsBite.org, wrote a brief […]

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April 30, 2012

Maryland Court of Appeals Holds Pit Bull Owners and Landlords Accountable After an Attack Baltimore, MD – In January, DogsBite.org announced our filing of an amicus brief in a landmark Maryland appeals case, Tracey v. Solesky, in hopes of expanding more liability out to landlords when a tenant’s pit bull attacks. The case involves the […]

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