EZ Injury Law
Legal Support for Dog Bite Victims
Dog bite incidents can lead to severe physical injuries, emotional trauma, infections, nerve damage, and permanent scarring. Whether the attack occurred in a public place or on private property, victims have rights under state dog bite statutes and negligence laws. Our firm represents adults and children injured in dog attacks and holds negligent owners fully accountable.
Understanding Dog Bite Liability
In many jurisdictions, dog owners are strictly liable for injuries caused by their dog, regardless of prior behavior or knowledge of aggression. Additionally, to ensure maximum recovery, we also analyze all aspects of the case, including: ✦ Owner negligence ✦ Lack of proper restraint ✦ Failure to follow leash laws ✦ Prior incidents or aggressive tendencies ✦ Unsafe property conditions We pursue every available legal remedy, including claims against homeowners’ or renters’ insurance policies.
Injuries and Long-Term Impact
Dog attacks often result in: ✦ Lacerations and puncture wounds ✦ Soft tissue damage ✦ Infection and rabies risk ✦ Scarring ✦ Nerve damage ✦ Psychological trauma Our firm works closely with medical experts, plastic surgeons, and mental health professionals to assess the full extent of physical and emotional harm and ensuring adequate compensation.
Compensation You May Be Entitled To
✦ Medical bills and reconstructive treatment ✦ Lost income ✦ Pain, suffering, and emotional distress ✦ Future therapy ✦ Permanent scarring and disfigurement ✦ Loss of enjoyment of life We pursue compensation that truly reflects the lifelong consequences of the attack.
Frequently Asked Questions
That does not defeat a claim in many states including Arizona and California. Unlike some states, Arizona law does not require a prior bite or knowledge of a dog’s aggressiveness. First-time bites are still compensable under AZ and CA strict liability statutes. Other states may vary. Make sure to consult an experienced attorney.
In most cases, the statute of limitations is one years from the date of the injury under our strict liability statute. The common law negligence statue of limitations in Arizona is also two year. However, claims involving minors and government entities will vary. Waiting too long can permanently bar your claim, so it’s best to consult with an attorney immediately.
Often, yes. Many dog bite claims are paid through the dog owner’s homeowners or renters insurance, not directly out of the owner’s pocket. Insurance companies, however, may try to minimize payouts or deny responsibility — especially in serious injury cases. In certain circumstances, some exclusions (e.g. dog breeds) may apply. Consult with an experienced attorney to protect your rights.
* This information is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Each case is unique.
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