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Leading Dog Bite Attorney In California
Pedram Law is a premier dog bite attorney firm in California - with offices spanning across Los Angeles and Riverside.
As compensation for a dog bite you may be entitled to medical treatment, lost wages, mental or emotional distress, disfigurement and scarring resulting from mental or emotional distress.
At Pedram Law, PC you have an opportunity to speak with an attorney that specializes in injuries resulting from dog bites and unless we win your case you don’t pay us any fees.
If you have been suffered a dog bite in Riverside, Los Angeles, or the rest of California, get in touch today and an experienced Pedram Law attorney will help you receive the compensation you deserve.
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COMMON CAUSES OF DOG BITE
Just a few years ago I was involved in a severe car collision due to a distracted driver that caused me a huge amount of pain. Car accidents are scary, and here are some of their most common causes:
Neglectful Owner
Abusive Owner
Lacking of Proper Equipment (e.g. a muzzle and/or a lead)
Commands Given/Not Given by Owner
A Dog's Violent History
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WHAT SHOULD I DO FOLLOWING A DOG BITE?
Here is what you need to do
California is a state where strict liability applies in cases involving dog bites. Therefore when a victim sues to receive compensation, all they must prove is that you were bitten, and not that the owner was careless or negligent in failing to prevent the incident.
The dog owner is strictly liable if the person bitten was in a public place or lawfully in a private place, as long as the victim did not provoke the dog, if the dog was acting in self defence of their owner or if it was a police or military dog acting within reason.
If a dog grabs someone with its teeth but doesn’t break the skin, that could still count as a bite.
You do not need to file a police report following a dog bite, but it may make claiming compensation easier if an animal control officer has investigated the dog and deemed it to be dangerous. Therefore contacting the police or local authorities could work in your favor regarding making a claim.
When claiming compensation as a victim of a dog bite you can claim for a range of consequences: pain and suffering, medical bills, lost wages and anything else resulting from the incident that results in a financial loss.
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