Category Archives: Dog Bite
81-Year-Old Man Files Dog Bite Lawsuit Against Disneyland After Attack by Security Dog
An 81-year-old grandfather has filed a personal injury dog bite lawsuit against Disneyland after he says he was severely mauled after the dog’s trainer failed to handle the dog. The Las Vegas resident has filed a civil lawsuit against Walt Disney Parks and Resorts for medical expenses and pain and suffering damages. According to… Read More »
Volunteer Wins $6.8M After Vicious Dog Attack from Troubled L.A. Animal Shelter
An L.A. animal shelter volunteer recently won a lawsuit to the tune of $6.8 million after a vicious dog attack severely damaged her arm. The defendant in this case was the city of L.A. animal shelters who failed to warn the volunteer that the dog had a history of biting its owner. Her injuries… Read More »
Does California Follow the One-Bite Rule or Strict Liability for Dog Bites?
Dogs are one of America’s favorite pets, and you probably know numerous family, friends, and neighbors who have a dog even if you do not. However, as loyal and loving as they seem, canines are still animals that can be unpredictable. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that around 316,400… Read More »
Can A Landlord Be Held Liable For Injuries Under California Dog Bite Laws?
Dogs are a part of the family in millions of households across the US, from single family homes and condos to apartment buildings and co-op complexes. While you might not think too much about the animal’s living arrangement, it can be a significant issue if you suffered from dog bite injuries. Considering the large… Read More »
Does Insurance Cover California Dog Bite Claims?
In short, yes: Various types of insurance include coverage for losses related to dog bites, including business, property, and homeowners’ policies. According to a report published by Canine Journal, insurance companies pay out around $530 million every year to victims of dog bites and animal attacks. Individuals and companies pay premiums to protect their… Read More »