Pet owners adore them. The majority of animals are gentle, amiable, and harmless. However, animals can bite. To get the answers to some of the most typical inquiries concerning animal bites, continue reading. Please call Law Offices of Fernando D. Vargas at 909-982-0707 for a free legal consultation if you have been attacked by a dog or another animal.
Can a “Beware of Dog” sign shield someone from legal action?
This query has a difficult answer. Even if they have a notice saying there is a dog and even if they warned you that the dog may bite, if you are allowed onto someone’s property and their dog bites you, they are nearly always liable for any damages. However, if you were on someone else’s property without their express permission, the sign may shield them from liability for any harm you caused.
Can I bring a lawsuit on my child’s behalf if they get bitten?
The majority of dog bite victims are kids. To bring a lawsuit, you do not have to be the victim. You might be able to file a case if your child was bit and experienced mental or physical harm. For a free legal consultation with a personal injury attorney, we advise you to call Law Offices of Fernando D. Vargas at 909-982-0707.
What about wounds not brought on by bites?
Bite wounds are often the first thing that spring to mind when you think of being hurt by an animal. They are by no means the only ways to get hurt, though. For instance, a person may fall over a pet and hurt themselves, or they could be dragged down the street by a vicious dog on a leash. It would depend on the circumstances whether or not the owner was responsible for any damages.
What is the value of my animal bite claim?
There are numerous aspects you should examine, including the value of the case, if you have been bitten by an animal and are thinking of suing. After all, suing for a $5,000 harm might not be worthwhile. Only after we have heard the details of your case and taken into account the available evidence can we assess the precise value of your claim. You might be eligible to file a lawsuit for a variety of damages, including medical costs, discomfort, lost pay, and others.
What should I do if an animal bites me?
Look for medical help. Once you are certain that you are secure, collect all the proof you can. This consists of images, information from witnesses, and proof of the pet’s owner. For a free legal consultation, call Law Offices of Fernando D. Vargas at 909-982-0707 for a free legal consultation.