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Establishing Liability for Attacks Involving Multiple Dogs There are three strategies that can be used to determine which dog is responsible for a victim’s injuries in a dog bite attack involving multiple dogs. -
Filing a Personal Injury Claim as a Passenger Passengers have several options when seeking compensation for their injuries, depending upon who is found at fault for the accident. -
Dog Bite Attacks Often Result in Nerve Damage Dog bites can cause nerve damage due to the force applied by the animal’s jaw or depth of the bite. Personal injury claims involving nerve damage require special considerations. -
Dog Bite Infections Can Lead to Major Medical Expenses Infected dog bites can result in significant medical expenses as well as lost wages. Learn how to protect your right to compensation. -
California Insurance Offering Coverage for Dog Bite Attacks Dog bites can leave victims with significant expenses, but several insurance options may exist for settling your personal injury claim. -
One Bite vs. Strict Liability Dog Bite Compensation States can use the one bite or strict liability approach to determine if an owner is liable for a dog bite attack. California is a strict liability state. -
Factors Used to Determine Dog Bite Compensation Dog bite victims are entitled to compensation for their injuries, but a number of factors are used to determine what constitutes a fair settlement. -
Your Guide to Underride Collisions Underride collisions often large trucks and smaller vehicles often resulting in fatal or severely disabling injuries. Learn how to protect your right to compensation after this type of truck accident. -
Dog Bite Scars Take a Physical and Mental Toll Dog bite scars leave victims with a physical reminder of their trauma, in addition to creating problems with anxiety, self-esteem, and body image. -
Malpractice Claims Must be Established by Expert Testimony Medical malpractice cases can be challenging to prove, which is why expert testimony is necessary in establishing key elements of the case. -
Demand Letters for Personal Injury Claims in Rancho Cucamonga Creating a compelling personal injury demand letter is a vital step to strategic negotiations of personal injury settlements with insurance companies. -
Dog Bites are Common Childhood Injuries Childhood dog bite attacks will leave children with both physical and emotional scars. Learn how to protect your child’s right to proper compensation. -
Dog Bite Claims Can Be Difficult to Settle Without a Lawyer Dog bite attacks often result in hefty medical expenses, lost wages, and significant emotional damages. A lawyer's assistance can help you receive compensation. -
Dog Bite Statistics Illustrate a Growing Problem Dog bites are more common than you might expect, leaving victims with both physical injuries and mental trauma. Learn how to protect yourself from this threat. -
How Much Are You Entitled to After a Rear-End Collision? In a rear-end collision, serious injuries can result. Learn more about the types of injuries that can result and how to receive compensation for this type of auto accident. -
Learn How to Protect Your Rights After a Head-On Collision Head-on collisions often cause serious or fatal injuries. A skilled personal injury attorney can help you receive compensation for this type of car accident. -
Ignoring California Car Seat Laws Has Tragic Consequences Ignoring car seat laws can result in serious or even fatal injuries for all. Learn how to keep your children safe and protect their rights following an accident -
Filing a Wrongful Death Case After a Fatal Auto Accident There is no replacement for losing a loved one in a fatal auto accident. Pursuing a wrongful death claim can at least help provide some compensation. -
Skin Cancer and Malpractice Claims: What You Need to Know Skin cancer patients may pursue a malpractice claim when they do not receive a prompt diagnosis, correct medical care and serious injuries from the failure. -
Patient Abandonment as a Form of Medical Malpractice Patient abandonment is a form of medical malpractice that may entitle you to compensation, but you must prove four key elements to win your case.