Dog bites are a serious problem in the United States. If you or your loved one has suffered from a dog bite, it is important to speak with our attorneys as soon as possible. Why? Because the earlier you call, the better chance of finding out what evidence was gathered by Animal Control, what witnesses have been questioned and any other information that might be useful to your case before things start getting lost in filing cabinets.
In the event of an unexpected dog attack, you need to contact medical professionals immediately. Medical treatment comes first. And only after medical professionals have provided care and issued a release, you should contact Mordeduras de perro abogada en Miami to examine your legal options.
You absolutely can sue in a dog bite case. However, typically, a person should sue only if their case is very serious. For example, you may choose to sue if your injuries are severe or if you lost a loved one due to their injuries. You could also sue in other situations. For one, you could sue if you believe the dog owner violated a county or city law or ordinance, such as a requirement for dogs to be on a leash outside of their owner’s private property. You could also sue if you believe the dog owner knew their dog was dangerous and didn’t do enough to prevent an incident from occurring.
Dog bite lawyers have a strong understanding of the law on dog bites and injuries. They intend to make sure that victims are compensated if they have sustained medical expenses, pain and suffering, or both. The pet owner may also be held responsible for any damages caused by the dog which makes the compensation process easier.
Your Dog Bites Lawyer in Miami will examine: The police report in your case, bystanders’ photos or video footage of the incident or incident scene, your medical documents and bills, witness and expert testimonies. After your lawyer has compiled evidence of the dog owner’s negligence and liability, your lawyer will have to prove negligence and liability. This requires showing: Duty of care: The dog owner was responsible for making sure their dog didn’t attack anyone. Breach of duty: The owner was irresponsible and their dog attacked you. Causation: The owner’s irresponsibility and the attack caused your injuries. Damages: Your injuries led to damages, like medical bills and pain and suffering.
If you’re the victim of a dog bite, the last thing you need to worry about is how you’re going to pay an expensive legal bill. Our lawyers work on a contingency basis, which means that they are paid out of any money they recover in settlements or awards. This removes the cost factor from your case so that it can be handled without interruption to your life.
