Dog attacks can cause severe or even fatal injuries. A number of dogs that are commonly kept as pets are considered to be dangerous by the City of New York, including:
Many dogs are dangerous due to improper training or treatment. Dogs may be left chained in an apartment or yard. This often increases the dogs’ agitation.
In addition to the dog’s owner being responsible for your injuries, there are situations where an apartment building manager or owner may be responsible as well. In cases where a dog was kept in an apartment building that has a no dog policy, and the owner or manager knew about the dog and failed to remove the animal prior to an attack, the owner or manager may be liable as well.
Children suffer a large number of dog bites for several reasons, including their inability to determine if a dog is dangerous prior to approaching it. The wounds they suffer can be especially serious. Children are often bitten in the face or neck. This can cause:
At Sakkas, Cahn & Weiss, LLP, we are dedicated to helping the victims of dog attacks recover the compensation they need to be able to move beyond their injuries. We will work to hold all responsible parties accountable for the harm that has been done. Our attorneys have more than 60 years of combined experience that we use to build comprehensive cases that look to secure compensation for medical bills and any other related issues.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a dog attack, choose a personal injury attorney who understands how to create accountability. The New York City dog bite lawyers of Sakkas, Cahn & Weiss, LLP, offer our clients the superior representation they can put their faith in. To schedule a free initial consultation, call 332-244-3917 or contact us online.
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