Dog Bite Attorney in Palm Springs

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In the state of California, dog owners are liable for any injuries their pets may inflict from the moment they assume ownership of the animal in question. Being the victim of a dog bite can cause lasting physical and emotional damage. If you have been injured during a dog attack, call Christopher C. Vader PC today. We can examine the details of your case and help ensure your rights are respected and compensation is made available to you. We have over 20 years of experience and desire to help our clients move towards a happier and healthier future. Discuss the details of your case with us during your free consultation.

What to Do in the Event of a Dog Attack

At Christopher C. Vader PC, we can provide key assistance in investigating the facts and gathering evidence to prove you were not trespassing, provoking the dog intentionally, or performing a paid service involving the dog at the time of the accident. Conclusively ruling these circumstances out can greatly improve the validity and weight of your claim. However, there are steps you can take to improve the likelihood of receiving compensation even before an attorney is involved.

If you are bitten by a dog, it is important that you promptly do the following:

• Get the name, address, and contact information of the dog owner.
• Take down the contact information of any witnesses to the attack.
• Photograph your injuries.
• Seek medical care.
• File a report with your local animal control office.

Call Today to Speak to a Skilled Personal Injury Lawyer

Unfortunately, dog bites can cause more damage than the physical wounds you sustain. Being attacked by an animal can cause severe emotional trauma, including lasting anxiety and fear of other dogs. Because of this, the laws surrounding dog bites change if a child is involved.

Christopher can provide invaluable assistance in pursuing compensation for:

• Medical costs (initial treatment, rehabilitation, and psychological therapy)
• Emotional distress
• Lost wages or loss of earning capacity
• Pain and suffering