A dog bite incident can be a traumatizing experience for everyone involved. These types of attacks usually leave lasting physical and emotional impacts that can result in costly medical bills, lost income, and lifelong trauma.
If you or a loved one suffered from a dog bite injury, know your rights. Contact Shapiro Law Team—Farmington’s expert dog bite attorneys—for a free consultation. We’ll help you navigate the legalities of a dog bite incident and recover the maximum amount of damages for your case.
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No two dog bite injuries are alike. Some dog bite injuries are minor. Other injuries can be severe or even deadly. Below are some of the most common dog bite injuries our lawyers have seen over the years.
The types of losses you can recover economic and non-economic damages for after a dog bite accident include:
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If a dog has attacked you, you must take the right steps to put yourself in the best position possible. Make sure you follow these steps if you want to build a strong case and secure maximum compensation.
Shapiro Law Team can help you form a case and get to work on recovering damages. Start today with a free consultation.
Although New Mexico doesn’t have a specific dog bite statute in place, plaintiffs can still recover damages. Victims of dog bite injuries in Farmington can recover damages under strict liability. This means that damages can be recovered if the dog owner knew or should have known the dog was aggressive.
However, plaintiffs cannot recover damages if they provoked the dog in any way.
Dog bites are devastating, but Shapiro Law Team can help get your life back on track. Through superior representation and a commitment to our clients, we’ve helped hundreds of victims receive the compensation they deserve.
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