Dog bite incidents can lead to severe injuries that cause immense pain and suffering as well as significant scarring and disfigurement. At Stone Rose Law, our team is standing by to help if you need a Queen Creek dog bite lawyer. If you or somebody you care about has been injured in a dog bite or attack, we will use our resources to investigate the incident, help prove liability, and work to secure full compensation for your losses.
Unfortunately, most dog bite victims do not have the resources necessary to fully investigate their own cases. A skilled dog bite lawyer can use their resources to help ensure you receive full compensation for your losses. They can:
The state of Arizona operates under a “strict liability” dog bite law. When we turn to section 11-1025 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, we can see that a dog owner is responsible for providing compensation to victims for any losses they sustain after a bite, regardless of whether or not the dog has ever bitten anybody before or shown viciousness in the past. So long as the injury victim sustained the dog bite injury when they were in a public place or lawfully in a private place, the dog owner will be responsible. The only exception to this strict liability dog by rule is if the injury victim was trespassing or intentionally provoked the dog.
Dog bite injuries can be severe. It is not uncommon for our Queen Creek personal injury lawyers to help clients who have sustained the following:
In addition to these traumatic injuries, it is not uncommon for dog bite injury victims to sustain significant emotional and psychological trauma as a result of what happened.
If you or somebody you care about has been bitten and injured by a dog in Queen Creek, AZ, turn to the team at Stone Rose Law for help with your case today. We have the resources and legal experience necessary to conduct a complete investigation into your case and secure full compensation for your losses. This can include coverage of your medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering damages, general out-of-pocket expenses, and more. When you need a top Queen Creek dog bite attorney, you can contact us for a free consultation by calling our local law office at (480) 498-8998.