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Prince George Dog Bite Lawyer

For many people in Prince George, dogs are a constant companion. Whether they are service animals or pets, thousands of residents make their dogs a central part of their life. While the art of dog training has come a long way, it is important to remember that the unexpected can happen. Under the wrong circumstances, they could attack and injure you. If this has happened, our Preszler team of Prince George dog bite lawyers may be able to help.

We have a long history as a personal injury law firm with significant experience working with the victims of dog attacks. Furthermore, we understand what it takes to recover monetary compensation for your injuries. To discuss your claim with our firm, call right away and schedule a free initial consultation.

Common dog bite injuries

A wound from a dog bite can be devastating– and the reality is that any dog could cause significant damage under the wrong circumstances. The bite of a small dog to the face could lead to permanent disfigurement, while a bite to the hand could cause lasting nerve damage.

Yet, the threat from larger dogs is even greater. These animals could do significant harm, and in some cases, the injuries could be fatal. Some of the most common are:

  • Cuts and puncture wounds
  • Scarring and disfigurement
  • Broken bones
  • Infection
  • Rabies
  • Tendon and ligament damage
  • Blood loss
  • Nerve damage

While not every dog bite is catastrophic, it is important to seek medical treatment immediately. Even seemingly minor injuries could result in a serious infection. Once your medical treatment has been handled, your next call should be to our dog bite law firm.

What to do following a dog attack

This often occurs without warning. In some cases, a heretofore docile or friendly animal could become aggressive. Following a bite, it is important that you maintain a clear head and follow these steps:

  • Seek medical treatment immediately
  • Contact law enforcement and report the attack
  • Collect the contact information of anyone that witnessed the attack
  • Write down your recollection of what happened, including a description of the dog
  • Document your injuries with photographs

How our team of Prince George dog bite lawyers could help

At Preszler Law, we understand the physical and emotional trauma of a dog bite. Thankfully, the law provides recourse for holding the dog owner accountable for your losses. To learn if a personal injury lawsuit is right for you, contact us right away and schedule your free initial consultation. There is never a fee unless we win.


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