Animal attacks and dog bites can cause serious injuries, ranging from infections and scarring to psychological trauma or even wrongful death. While some bites may seem minor, others—often from breeds like pit bulls or German Shepherds—can result in life-changing consequences, such as disfigurement, rabies treatments, or permanent emotional distress. Protecting your rights after such an incident is crucial.
California’s strict liability laws regarding leash regulations hold dog owners accountable for injuries caused by their pets. Having an experienced personal injury attorney on your side ensures you receive the compensation you deserve for your pain, suffering, and medical expenses. At Edward J. Babbitt, APC, we are dedicated to building a strong case on your behalf, using our extensive legal expertise to fight for justice.
Early in his career, Skip Babbitt witnessed how insurance companies used unfair tactics to delay or deny payments to injury victims. After spending over a decade defending insurers, Skip turned his focus to representing victims, using his insider knowledge to level the playing field for those seeking justice against powerful insurance companies.
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Seek medical attention promptly to treat the wound and prevent infections. Report the incident to animal control and gather information about the dog’s owner. Consulting a dog bite attorney ensures your rights are protected and your case is handled effectively.
Yes. Even minor bites can lead to infections, emotional trauma, or other complications. A personal injury lawyer can evaluate the situation and determine whether you’re eligible for compensation.
Victims of dog bites may recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, disfigurement, emotional distress, and future medical needs. An experienced attorney can help calculate the full extent of your losses.
Under California law, dog owners are held strictly liable for injuries caused by their pets, regardless of whether the animal had a history of aggression. This means you do not need to prove the owner’s negligence to recover damages.
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