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Preventing dog bites and most attacks against friends and family members in this country is avoidable in the vast majority of cases. Unfortunately, accidents involving dog attacks are extremely common even with proper obedience training. Dog bite injuries can be fatal, and millions of dog bites occur every year, with many occurring in California and Texas, where many dogs roam freely. If you’ve lost a loved one or they suffered catastrophic injuries or deaths due to a dog attack we can help. You can file a claim against the dog owner and potentially sue neighbors and even their landlord over this deadly aggression to protect your rights to maximum compensation on behalf of a bitten child, adult or infant suffering harm or death.
Here are the most dangerous dog breeds that have caused fatal dog attacks in 2021:
Dogs don’t just cause morbidity or mortality after bites. Dogs can transmit zoonotic infections, resulting in severe illness or wrongful death to life and damage to limbs. Canines are the primary cause of rabies transmission in humans across the globe. The CDC estimates that 3% to 18% of dog bite wounds get infected (4.5 million people), sometimes with meningitis occurring in some people evaluated in the local community bitten or hurt by dangerous dogs like an Akita, Rottweilers and other animals mentioned below.
In particular, Florida and California see quite a bit of dog violence, even with less violent household breeds like:
But some barking dogs we tend to think are not a violent danger really are, and these include:
Note: Even with specific legislation, depending on factors like the type of breed means, adults, children and infants can become injured or dead victims. With our advocacy and interventions, it is estimated you will receive more financial compensation from the at-fault dog owner or controller than if you made the argument without a dog injury lawyer. We can help gather the evidence of safety violations and bad behavior you need to win. We have the legal experience and education to decipher the circumstances of fault and damages. So speaking with us for legal guidance before making a threat to the insurance company and playing by the rules is your best bet for a full recovery.
We hope you enjoyed this article if you were hurt and are struggling with pain and anxiety over fears of pursuing legal action. Dog bite attacks can be extremely severe. Whether you have dangerous dogs, such as German Shepherds, or a more gentle one, such as a Labrador retriever, other dogs can bite or knock you over, leading to head and neck injuries. As can be seen above, dog bites often lead to fatalities or serious injuries. Animal Control and the Centers for Disease Control won’t save you or get you money for medical care or the children’s hospital after the accident occurred. Ehline Law Firm has compassionate and experienced lawyers who have dealt with dog bite accidents for many years.
So when someone is killed or hospitalized after these difficult dog bite incidents, call us. After a dog bit someone, get to the hospital emergency room, then call us to present your side of the story. If you or a loved one has sustained injuries due to dog bites, contact us at 833 LETS-SUE for a free consultation anytime, 24 hours a day, seven days per week to finally help parents and others pursue the owners or other responsible party. Stay calm, our aggressive dog bite lawyers are ready for your call to discuss the consequences.
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