When a person is bitten by a dog, not only are they likely to face physical injuries, they also may be subject to severe psychological issues as a result of this traumatic experience. This may be considered in your personal injury case in the event that you bring a claim against the dog’s owner. The…
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Psychological Effects of Dog Bites
What is Vicious Propensity?
When a person is bitten by a dog in New York, they do not automatically have a case. First, they have to prove that the dog that bit them had what is known as “vicious propensity.” This means that the dog has previously been known to have vicious or violent tendencies towards other dogs, humans…
Do I Have A Case If I Am Attacked By A Dog?
Animal bite injuries are a major issue in New York. Dog bites are the most common animal-related injuries. New York does not require you to prove the negligence of the owner. The state requires that you prove that the dog has a history of violent tendencies. This is called “vicious propensities.” It is difficult to…
How do I know if I have a Good Dog Bite Case?
The law in New York State to dog bite cases indicates that to be successful you must prove that the dog had viscous propensity. Doing that is not easy, unless you know the dog. Even though you might be injured, if you can learn the name of the dog, owner of the dog, or any witnesses…
What Questions Should You Ask The Dog Owner If You Get Bit By A Dog?
If you are involved in the unfortunate situation of being bit by a dog, ask the dog’s owner, if they are available, if the dog has ever bitten somebody before. The owner may or may not answer this question. If the owner is aware of the law, they may not respond to that questions, because if the…
