Dog bites
Dog bite cases in Arizona have their own rules. An attorney can explain how they apply to you.
What happened
A dog got to you or to your child. Bites are frightening in a way that is hard to explain afterwards, and they often happen close to home.
Sometimes the owner is a neighbour, a landlord, or a relative. That makes people hesitate to ask questions. Asking a question is not the same as suing someone.
What usually happens next
This is general information, not advice about your case. An attorney can tell you what applies to you.
- Get medical attention. Bites carry infection risk even when the wound looks small.
- Find out whether the dog is vaccinated, and report the bite to county animal control.
- Photograph the injury as it heals, not only on the first day.
- Arizona has specific dog bite statutes. An attorney can tell you what they mean for your situation.
What LegalNet does
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What it costs you
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You never pay us anything, at any point.
Questions people ask
It was a neighbour's dog and I do not want a fight.
The dog bit my child.
Do I need to have reported it already?
What does it cost?
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