Practice areas
Dog bites
A bite can leave severe physical injuries and, sometimes, lasting emotional harm. It helps to understand early who is responsible and what compensation may apply.
How the firm helps
Liability
Determining who is responsible for the bite, normally the dog's owner.
Compensation
Medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering and other related damages.
Negotiation and litigation
With the insurer and, if necessary, in court.
What to do after a dog bite
- 1
Seek medical care even if the wound seems minor.
- 2
Photograph your injuries and the place of the attack.
- 3
Report the incident to local authorities and animal control.
- 4
Keep medical bills and medication receipts.
General guidance. Your specific case is reviewed in the free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Who is responsible if a dog bites me?
Generally, the dog's owner. Rules about the animal's history vary; the consultation explains how they apply to your case.
Can I claim even if the dog was never aggressive before?
There may be a claim. It depends on the facts and the applicable rules, which are reviewed in the consultation.
Call today. The consultation is free and in your language.
1 (800) SEAYUDA1 (800) 732-9832 · cesar@clvlaw.com
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