Filing a Case Against Canine Bite Injuries

Written by Paul Hood


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The liabilities that are to be shouldered by owner (or in some cases,repparttar keeper or landlord) due torepparttar 119172 animal’s bite will include all past and future medical expenses. All past lost wages as well as future loss of earning capacity. Also, past and future pain and mental suffering ofrepparttar 119173 victim will have to be compensated byrepparttar 119174 animal’s owner. Property damages and damages for all scarring are also included.

Dog bites are a common form of injury which can have serious outcomes that include permanent disfigurement and psychological trauma. It may even result to death. Precautions need to be undertaken since evenrepparttar 119175 gentlest of dogs are known to bite without warning.

A dog bite victim may incur many different kinds of damages and losses, from medical bills and emotional damage, to loss ofrepparttar 119176 opportunity to earn income inrepparttar 119177 future because of disfigurement. A victim may be entitled to recover these losses from another person and that person's insurance company, provided thatrepparttar 119178 victim presentsrepparttar 119179 necessary proof, first torepparttar 119180 insurance company and then possibly in a court of law.



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Is it necessary to go to court?

Written by Maui Reyes


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Just remember to never tellrepparttar insurance company or your lawyer that you are interested in an early settlement. You will end up getting a low price becauserepparttar 119171 other party will assume that since your goal is to settle. Patience is indeed a virtue when it comes to settlements—higher settlement prices are given asrepparttar 119172 trial date draws nearer.

It would be of great help to get a lawyer who pushes aggressively for a trial—attorneys with a reputation for agreeing on early settlements are not worth your time or money. Pick a lawyer with a reputable history of taking cases to trial.

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