Category: Dog Bites

Not every person that has become the target of a pet canine’s teeth has chosen to sue the pet’s owner. What factors enter into a determination of the party that should be held liable for any injuries that were caused by a dog attack? Read More

Dog owners are generally held liable if their dog bites someone else. They’ll need to pay for the dog bite victim’s medical bills. However, there are some instances where this doesn’t apply because the dog owner is not held legally responsible. Read More

According to the law, the owner of the pet canine that has bitten some adult or child becomes liable for that victim’s medical bills. In those cases where the injured victim was an adult, the liable party must also compensate the victim for any income lost during the victim’s recovery. There are certain types of insurance that offer financial protection to those dog owners that have been unable to control their pets. Read More

Following the occurrence of a dog bite incident, the owner of the biting canine could enjoy protection from liability, if he or she had purchased homeowner’s insurance. Read More