San Francisco Personal Injury Lawyer

Animal attacks occur much more frequently than most people suspect - there are almost one million dog bite cases annually.  Sadly, children are the most common victims of these attacks and often sustain disfiguring and physically dangerous injuries in the facial area.  Dog bites and animal attacks are a considerable emotional and physical hardship for victims and their families.  There are cases of fatal dog bite injury cases, and sadly, a majority of those victims are children.  These cases are very serious and deserve a strong and dedicated legal professional to assist in the claim for damages that is necessary after an animal attack or dog bite injury.

About Animal Attacks and Dog Bite Injury Cases in San Francisco

If you have been the victim of an animal attack seek medical attention immediately.  An untreated animal bite may cause serious infection and even death.  In some cases the animal is diseased and further treatment is necessary to avoid serious infection.  If the animal is domesticated make sure that you procure the name and phone number of the owner.  If the owner is not cooperative, there may be someone who can help you with this information such as a neighbor.  Ensure that you write down the information of any witnesses present at the scene as well.  Most importantly, speak with a qualified San Francisco personal injury attorney so that your case can be reviewed immediately.

In most animal attack cases, the victim is entitled to recover damages from the owner of the animal.  At the Law Office of Nelson C. Barry III, the legal team has over 30 years of experience to bring to the case in personal injury claims related to animal attacks.  An attorney can go over your animal attack case with specialized care as to the outcome, and will relentlessly pursue fair compensation for damages, both physical and emotional, depending upon the details and evidence in the case.

Contact the Law Office of Nelson C. Barry III Immediately if you have been injured in an animal attack.