The use of photographic evidence in a dog attack was critical to Hartford attorney Christopher Houlihan landing a $100,000 insurance settlement without even filing a lawsuit.

Working with a 7-year-old girl who had stitches from her lower lip to the bottom of her chin after a pitbull named Cali attacked her outside a Waterbury home, Houlihan knew visual evidence could cement his case.

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