Seattle dog bite attorney Christopher Davis has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Snohomish County Superior Court against the owners of a dog that was allowed to roam free and bite two men one of whom later died. Aaron Bock, Personal Representative of the Estate of Kenneth D. Bock, Plaintiff, vs. Konrad and Phyllis Haskins, Defendants, Snohomish Co. Cause #10-2-07346-7.
According to the Insurance Information Institute dog bites cost insurance companies 6.4 percent more in 2009 than in the previous year, with the average claim exceeding $24,000 for the third straight year. The injuries from dog bites cost $412 million in 2009, compared with $387.2 million a year earlier, the fifth straight increase. The number of dog attack claims increased 4.8 percent to 16,586.
Nearly 4.7 million people sustain a dog bite injury each year, with 800,000 needing serious medical attention. Find out what steps you can take to prevent dog bites.
More and more dogs are going to work. Dog-friendly business practices and policies are allowing more and more employees to bring well-behaved pets to work. In fact, recent survey by the American Pet Products Association Manufacturers found that 20% of companies now have pet-friendly policies (though experts believe most are very small businesses).
National Take Your Dog To Work Day is intended to promote how dogs can boost staff morale and productivity while reducing workplace stress. But having dogs in a business environment creates serious liability issues for the business owners, dog owners, and building owners that choose to participate. If a company allows employees to bring dogs to work and one of those dogs attacks a customer or another employee the company and even the building owner can be held liable and required to pay medical bills and other damages.
Davis Law Group found and principle attorney Chris Davis recently appeared on Kiro 7's Better Northwest. In this segment, Davis discusses dog bite injuries, which as summer time approaches and more people are out with their pets, will continue to increase
On a normal day, two pit bulls known as King and Lola are two of the nicest dogs that you can come into contact with. Unfortunately, they do not have much longer to enjoy their lives because they are scheduled to be euthanized.
According to Dr. Alison Tothy, chairwoman of the committee on injury and poison prevention of the American Academy of Pediatrics Illinois chapter, half of all children in the US will be bitten by a dog by the time they are high school seniors.
Two robbery suspects received dog bit injuries from a Seattle police dog Thursday morning after police responded to calls of a man yelling for help in the first hill neighborhood of Seattle.
Early Thursday morning, two men and a juvenile were arrested on suspicion of robbing a man. What made this arrest different is that it was assisted by a K9.
The New Orleans City Council has passed an ordinance requiring the owners of dogs that are not spayed or neutered to obtain a permit to keep the dog over 6 months.
Most dog owners are conscious of others around them and understand that putting their dog in situations where they may feel uncomfortable or threatened it not only compromising for the dog, but also others who, for whatever reason, the dog may attack. However, there are also many owners who fail to do so. Those who fail to do so put others at risk.
A Five year old boy was bitten in the face by a large dog believed to be a Saint Bernard. The boy was playing in his front yard when the dog approached and bit the boy.
If you are bit by a dog, you may be wondering whether or not you need to be treated for rabies. The truth is, probably not. However, you can never be too safe. There are certain steps to take ensure you stay healthy.
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