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Riverside Dog Bite Accident Attorney

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Dedicated Dog Bite Attorney in Riverside, California: Eldessouky Law

Getting bit by a dog is a very serious matter. The injuries sustained can be life-changing, ranging from pieced skin to scarring and torn muscle to infection. When you or someone you love suffer a dog bite in Riverside, California, you will need a dedicated Riverside dog bite attorney to outline your case and provide solutions that deliver financial restitution.

At Eldessouky Law, our dog bite attorney has represented our Riverside County community for more than a decade, removing the confusion from pursuing a friend or family member’s insurance company for the medical bills and lost wages that can result from a dog bite. While each person’s injuries will differ after a dog bite or attack, the medical care necessary to ensure your safety can be lengthy and costly. Our Riverside dog bite lawyer has recovered millions of dollars for California residents, and our office can help you pursue the best financial outcome available for your case too.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Bites in Riverside, California

Our experience Riverside, California dog bite attorney works tirelessly to ensure our clients are armed with the information they need before pursuing a legal claim against the negligent party who caused their injuries. To follow is a list of frequently asked questions that will help inform, so you can make an educated decision about moving forward with a legal claim. If you have additional questions, our Riverside dog bite lawyer can answer them with a single phone call to our law office today.

How many dogs are owned in the United States?

There currently are approximately 89.7 million dogs in the United States, which are kept by 60.2 million households throughout the country.

How many dog bites occur throughout the country each year?

Of the dog bites that are reported, the Centers for Disease Control lists that nearly 4.7 million occur each year in the U.S.

Do all dog bites require medical care?

The CDC lists that approximately 800,000 of the total dog bites that occur require medical treatment.

What are the most common types of injuries sustained from dog bites?

Depending on the size of the dog, and the person it bites, the specific resulting injuries will differ greatly, and each will require a different level of care.

The most common dog bite injuries reported in medical care facilities throughout the country include:

  • Broken, fractured, or crushed bones
  • Facial injuries
  • Infections, including the potentially fatal rabies virus
  • Joint sprains and strains
  • Nerve damage
  • Pierced skin
  • Psychological and emotional trauma
  • Scarring and disfigurement
  • Scratches and bruising
  • Torn ligaments, tendons, or muscle tissue

Do all dogs bite?

Not all dogs bite, but it is important to understand that all dogs – those with teeth – can bite, no matter their breed, age, or disposition.

Are some people more likely to get bit by a dog?

Children are more likely than adults to be bitten by a dog. Because of their size, and the inability to remove themselves from the situation, their injuries can be more severe.

How likely am I to be bitten by a friend or family member’s dog?

It may come as a surprise to most, but approximately 77% of all dog bites come from a dog that belongs to a family member or friend.

What if I am bitten by a familiar dog? Can I seek damages from someone I know?

Yes. Part of our Riverside dog bite attorney’s approach to seeking damages for these accidents is ensuring that the victim gets the financial help they need to fully recover. Just because the dog that bit you belonged to a friend does not mean s/he is not responsible for the accident and its resulting financial fallout.

What if the dog owner does not have the money to pay for my injuries?

At Eldessouky Law, our Riverside dog bite attorney will devise a strategic legal plan to pursue the financial recovery you deserve, whether the dog owner has the cash on hand to pay for the damages or not. Our Riverside dog bite lawyer will seek compensation from their insurance company, from the owner’s private funds, or through a court-ordered judgment, so you receive the compensation you need to heal.

Can dog bite victim’s die from their injuries?

Yes. Last year there were 39 dog bite-related fatalities recorded in the United States. From 2005-2017, 433 Americans were killed by canines.

What if I lost a loved one to dog bite-related injuries? Can I seek financial recovery?

When someone dies from dog-bite related injuries, a wrongful death suit can be filed in the State of California for their medical expenses, funeral and burial costs, and the loss of income and benefits the family would have received while s/he was living. Our Riverside wrongful death attorney will help you understand the proceedings, who is able to file the claim, and your financial recovery options without confusion or delay.

Contact Our Experienced Riverside, CA Dog Bite Attorney at Eldessouky Law Today

If you have suffered from a dog bite, or are caring for a family member who has, contact our Riverside, CA dog bite attorney today at Eldessouky Law at (714) 752-4728 to schedule a free consultation. Your medical bills, lost wages, and expenses from a dog bite should not come out of your pocket. Contact our Riverside dog bite lawyer today to learn how we will hold the dog’s owner accountable for your physical, emotional, and financial recovery.  

 

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