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What you do immediately after a dog bite in California depends on what your injury allows. If possible, get the dog owner’s particulars and take pictures of the dog, the surroundings, and your injury. If anyone else witnessed the incident, get their details too. Of course, getting medical attention is a priority, and if…

Typically, a pet owner is liable in California dog bite cases. It is reasonable for a dog owner to take measures to keep their pet from attacking and injuring others. If a pet owner ignores their duty of care, their animal can attack people. Following an animal attack, the pet owner can be held…

The California statute of limitations for dog bites is generally two years. This means you may have a maximum of two years from the date a dog bites you to request compensation from the pet’s owner. Beyond this window, you may be responsible for the costs of treating your dog bite injuries and other…

In California, dog owners are responsible for their animals. When a dog attack or bite occurs, the risk of serious injuries is quite high. Unlike other states that have a one-bite rule, California has a strict liability law that makes pet owners liable for the injuries their pet causes. You should know several things…

Protecting people from dangerous dogs is just one of the reasons California leash laws exist. There are many examples of when a dog is noted to be dangerous and hurts a person. However, there are also cases in which a dog that has never bitten anyone can cause serious harm to another person, even…