Dog Bites

PERSONAL INJURY

Texas, California, Michigan and Nebraska, are among the eighteen states that observe the "one-bite rule" which shields a dog owner from liability for the first bite injury to a human, unless the owner knew the dog tended to bite, caused the bite negligently or intentionally, or violated a leash law or other animal control law. In the remaining states and the District of Columbia, a dog owner usually is liable for the first and all subsequent bites even if the dog previously was a "good dog."

• Abrasions
• Lacerations
• Punctures
• Tissue Loss and Avulsion
• Crush Injuries
• Fractured Bones
• Sprain/Strain Injuries
• Scars
• Infections

The lawyers at Daniel | Williams are here to help you in the event that you or any of your friends or family are involved in an accident. Our attorney's are licensed to practice in Texas and Louisiana, and can be reached toll free at (877) 229-9997 or locally at (713) 229-9997.