Dog Owner’s Liability
Arizona state law spells out the liability of the owner of the dog in a case like this. If the victim of a dog bite is in a public place, the dog owner is liable. Or if the victim has the legal right to be on private property, including on the property of the dog owner, the dog’s owner is liable as well.
Under state law, the dog owner does not have to have knowledge of the potential viciousness of the dog, nor does the dog have to be proven to have been vicious in the past.
Once a dog owner is found to be liable for your injuries, you have the right to seek compensation for a variety of items, including:
- Medical bills now
- Future medical care costs
- Lost wages
- Loss of future earning capacity
- Reduced quality of life
- Disfigurement
- Permanent scarring
- Loss of ability to move injured limbs freely
- Long term pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
Let Us Fight for Your Rights
A dog bite injury is sad for all parties involved. Even though you may want to forget about the attack as quickly as possible, your injuries and emotional trauma may stick with you for a long time.
Rather than spending time dealing with insurance companies, allow Zanes Law to negotiate with the insurer on your behalf. This leaves you more time to heal.
Contact us today at (866) 499-8989 for a free consultation. We do everything from A to Z for our clients. We will work tirelessly on your behalf, helping you receive the best possible outcome. We work on a contingency fee basis, so we do not accept payment until the case reaches a satisfactory settlement.