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At Frenkel & Frenkel, we aggressively pursue full and fair compensation for victims who have suffered serious injuries in dog bite and animal attack cases. Our experienced attorneys understand the physical and emotional trauma caused by such incidents and are committed to providing compassionate and dedicated legal representation to ensure that our clients receive the support and compensation they deserve.
Dog bite victims may hesitate to file a claim for injuries because they do not want to sue a friend or family member. Homeowners’ and renters’ insurance exists to protect the injured—even when a dog bite was inflicted by a usually docile family dog.
Not all law firms are created equal. At Frenkel & Frenkel, our founding attorneys have achieved settlements and jury awards for millions of dollars in challenging cases, both in and out of court. A background in defending insurance companies has led to deep insight into how these companies operate and the strategies they employ to try to avoid paying fair compensation.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 4.5 million dog bites occur yearly in the United States. Dogs can sometimes attack at a moment’s notice, causing both severe physical and emotional harm. Three essential qualifications in a dog attack case allow for compensation:
You also should remember that dog bite cases have a statute of limitations. In Texas, you must file a lawsuit within two years of being bitten, so it is vital to act quickly. You want to take advantage of your chance to obtain your deserved compensation.
Dog bite injuries can not only be potentially severe, resulting in scars and chronic disability, but the incident itself can result in lasting trauma and emotional pain. If your dog bite injury claim is successful, you can potentially recover a variety of damages, including:
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