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Sunnyvale Lawyer: Unleashed Dog Attacks

Pursuing Accountability for Unleashed Dogs and Attacks on Innocent Victims

Any dog can bite, even those that are seemingly tame. California leash laws were established to protect people from all potentially dangerous dogs or pets, regardless of an animal's history as being vicious. When an owner fails to properly restrain an animal with a leash, fence or other precautionary method, it is possible that the animal can cause serious dog bite injury to another person.

If you were attacked by an unleashed dog, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact Sunnyvale dog attack attorney John J. Garvey, III, for a free consultation about your rights,the law applicable to dog bite attacks and other concerns relating to your case. We aggressively assert the rights of individuals who have suffered a dog bite injury. Our law firm does not handle cases involving injuries to animals. Call 408-293-7777 to schedule an appointment at our office in San Jose.

Unleashed Dog Attack? Attorney John J. Garvey, III, Knows California Leash Laws

Dog parks throughout the Bay Area provide animals and their owners the opportunity to exercise without a leash, within specified areas and within certain rules. However, when a dog owner fails to control a dog in the dog park or fails to follow California leash laws outside of dog parks, serious injuries can occur to other people.

Under California leash laws, owners of dogs can be held financially responsible for dog attacks or dog bite injuries that result from their negligence in keeping the dog restrained. At the Law Office of John J. Garvey, III, we handle dog bite cases that involve many issues, such as:

  • People attacked by unleashed dogs outdoors
  • People hurt by a dog that jumped a fence or otherwise escaped a fenced yard
  • People injured by a dog that was not under control in a dog park
  • Children injured or attacked by an unrestrained dog
  • People who are injured by any other dangerous pet or animal
  • People knocked down while walking or riding a bicycle.

With more than 35 years of experience handling complex personal injury and wrongful death claims, our law firm is equipped to represent dog bite victims and their families in lawsuits arising from unleashed dog attacks. Attorney John J. Garvey, III, works hard to understand the hardships each client endures when suffering a severe injury, from recognizing the financial challenges of medical expenses and ongoing needs to coping with and overcoming the emotional scarring resulting from the attack.

Whether you have suffered serious facial injuries, disfigurement, muscular injuries or mental injuries due to being attacked by an unleashed dog, you deserve to have a strong legal team asserting your interests and focusing on your full financial recovery.

San Jose and Santa Clara Lawyer for Dog Bite Victims Throughout the Bay Area

Contact San Jose personal injury attorney John J. Garvey, III, to learn more about how our law firm can help you recover the compensation to which you are entitled. Call 408-293-7777 for a free consultation about your case.

All cases are taken on a contingency fee basis. If we fail to recover compensation for you, we will not charge you a fee.

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