Dog attacks can be terrifying and traumatic experiences, leaving victims with not only physical injuries but also lasting emotional scars. Many people wonder if they can pursue legal action for the psychological harm caused by such an incident. In Orange County, the answer is yes California law allows victims to seek compensation for emotional trauma...Read More

Dog bite laws in California are strict for any dog owner whose dog bites someone. Dog bite victims have a right to pursue compensation for their medical treatment from a dog owner. Filing a dog bite claim requires several steps, including seeking appropriate medical treatment, reporting the incident to the correct authorities, and filing within...Read More

Dog bites can range from playful nipping to vicious attacks. Even an accidental bite poses a high risk of infection if it breaks the skin. Not every dog that bites is vicious. However, that shouldn’t stop a victim from documenting a dog bite incident. If a dog has bitten you, you must file a report...Read More

Were you bitten by a dog? You’re not alone. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), over 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year. Of these, more than 800,000 dog bite victims need medical assistance. The good news is that you may be able to seek compensation for your medical bills...Read More

Despite the label of “man’s best friend,” there are 4.7 million reported incidents of dog bites in the U.S. each year. Injuries can range from minor bruises to major, catastrophic damage. If you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog, you may be able to receive compensation. However, dog bite laws vary...Read More

Given that nearly 40% of California households have at least one dog, and the CDC reports that there are 4.7 million dog bites in the U.S. each year, the risk of a dog bite happening can feel unreasonably high. Dogs are known for being loyal protectors of both their masters and their territory. When a...Read More

Many people wonder if there are dog breeds with a higher risk of biting. Statistically speaking, certain breeds are more likely to bite and cause serious injuries than others. However, factors like breed popularity, size of the dog, and training can influence the statistical incidence of dog bites and the severity of injuries sustained from...Read More

Did you know that dog owners can be held personally liable for the actions of their dogs? This may be true even if a dog has never exhibited any aggressive behavior in the past and a dog owner has no reason to believe that their dog would ever bite anyone. There are a couple of...Read More

Nearly one-third of Californians have dogs, and they don’t call them “man’s best friend” for nothing. While dogs are considered a part of the family for many households, they are still descendants of wild animals and can engage in unpredictable, dangerous, and destructive behavior. When a dog bites someone, there are legal and financial consequences....Read More

Many dog owners believe their beloved pup would never hurt a fly. But even the friendliest dog can bite someone for no reason, and those bites can have devastating consequences for victims. Thousands of people visit the emergency room for dog bite injuries annually in California. Dog bites can cause severe lacerations, internal bleeding, and...Read More