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Complaint regarding Dog Bite

Austin Texas Complaint regarding Dog Bite

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Civil Actions - Complaints - Personal Injury

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Austin

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US-PI-0301

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This form is a sample personal injury complaint filed by the parents of minor child severely injured by dog.

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Interesting Questions

What if the dog that bit me has no owner?

That's a tough situation, but your best bet is to report it to animal control. They can check for any identification, and you might still have options to address the incident.

Can I claim for emotional distress from a dog bite?

Yes, you can! If the experience left you shaken or fearful of dogs, you might be eligible to claim for emotional distress in addition to physical injuries.

What if the dog bite didn't break my skin but still hurt?

Even if there’s no blood, you might still have a case. If you were bitten or attacked and it caused you pain or fear, you should still report it.

Is it necessary to take pictures of the dog and my injuries?

Absolutely! A picture's worth a thousand words. Documenting your injuries and the dog can help support your case later on.

How long do I have to file a complaint after a dog bite?

You usually have a limited time, often around two years in Texas. It’s better to file your complaint sooner rather than later to keep everything fresh.

Are dog owners responsible if their dog bites someone?

Typically, yes! In Austin, dog owners are held responsible for their pets. If their dog bites someone, they may be liable for any injuries caused.

What should I do if a dog bites me in Austin?

First things first, clean the wound with soap and water. Then, seek medical attention if the bite is serious. It's important to report the bite to the local authorities so they can track the dog's history.