Rochester, MN personal injury lawyer Paul Dahlberg discusses how the dog bite statute in MN is more broad than other states and includes non-bite related injuries. He explains that many people are unaware that dog bite cases in Minnesota extend beyond actual bites. In this state, if a dog displays aggression towards an individual and causes harm, the injured party has the right to seek compensation from the dog owner. This encompasses various scenarios, including instances where a dog jumps on someone and knocks them over, or when a dog collides with a motorcycle or bicycle, resulting in injury. Unlike commonly believed, Minnesota’s dog bite statute is comprehensive and offers broader options for recovery in such cases.