If you or a loved one has been injured in an animal attack due to someone else’s negligence, you have the right to pursue compensation. At Guajardo Injury Law, we fiercely advocate for you and help you receive the financial compensation and closure you deserve.
You Have The Right To Seek Compensation For Your Injury
Animal attacks encompass a range of incidents, from dog bites to wildlife encounters, resulting in physical and emotional trauma. In Texas, victims have the right to seek compensation for their injuries if the attack occurred due to the negligence of the animal’s owner or another responsible party. This compensation may cover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. Mr. Guajardo at Guajardo Injury Law is here to help you understand your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve.
Common Reasons For Animal Attack Claims:
- Negligent supervision by the animal’s owner
- Failure to properly restrain or control the animal
- Provocation or intentional harm by another party
- Violation of leash laws or other animal control regulations
- Inadequate training or aggressive behavior not properly addressed by the owner
- Previous history of aggressive behavior or known dangerous propensities in the animal
What You Can Expect When You Contact Mr. Guajardo
Mr. Guajardo is your ally in seeking justice and fair compensation. He starts by offering a free consultation, where he listens attentively to your story, assesses the details of your case, and provides clear guidance on your legal options. Mr. Guajardo conducts thorough investigations, gathers evidence, consults experts when necessary, and builds a strong case to support your claim.
He negotiates skillfully with insurance companies and opposing parties to seek a fair settlement, but he is always prepared to advocate for you in court if needed. With Mr. Guajardo by your side, you have a dedicated advocate who fights tirelessly to help you recover physically, emotionally, and financially from the trauma of an animal attack.
What To Do Immediately After Animal Attacks:
- Seek medical attention promptly, even for seemingly minor injuries.
- Report the incident to the appropriate authorities, such as animal control or law enforcement.
- Obtain contact information from any witnesses to the attack.
- Take photographs of your injuries, the scene of the attack, and the animal, if possible.
- Preserve any evidence, such as torn clothing or damaged property.
- Keep detailed records of medical treatment received and expenses incurred.
- Refrain from discussing the incident on social media or with insurance companies without legal guidance.
- Contact a personal injury lawyer like Mr. Guajardo for assistance in understanding your rights and pursuing compensation.
We Secure The Best Possible Compensation, As Evidenced By Our Case Results
Mr. Guajardo becomes emotionally invested in each case and each client’s story, which compels him to fight fiercely for every client’s rights. Our dedication to securing the best possible compensation is evident in our track record of successful case results:
- $7,500,000 settlement for a construction accident resulting in a traumatic brain injury.
- $3,000,000 settlement in a truck wreck case where a driver fell asleep, rear-ending our client’s husband, who tragically died.
- $1,000,000 settlement in a construction case resulting in the electrocution and death of our client’s husband.
Animal Attacks FAQs
What If The Animal That Attacked Me Has A History Of Aggression Or Previous Attacks?
If the animal has a documented history of aggression or previous attacks, it can significantly strengthen your case for compensation. The owner may be held liable for failing to take appropriate precautions to prevent future incidents. Mr. Guajardo will investigate the animal’s history and use this information to support your claim for compensation.
Can I Still Pursue A Claim If The Animal Has Never Bitten Anyone Before?
Yes, even if the animal has no history of biting, you may still be able to pursue a claim for compensation if other evidence establishes the owner’s negligence or the animal’s dangerous propensities. Factors such as the animal’s breed, size, behavior, and the circumstances of the attack will be considered in determining liability.
What If The Animal's Owner Claims I Provoked The Attack?
Even if the animal’s owner claims provocation, you may still be entitled to compensation if the owner failed to properly restrain or control the animal or if other factors contributed to the attack. It’s essential to consult with a personal injury lawyer to assess the specifics of your case.
How Long Do I Have To File A Claim After An Animal Attack?
In Texas, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims, including those arising from animal attacks, is generally two years from the date of the incident. However, it’s crucial to take action promptly and consult with a lawyer like Mr. Guajardo to ensure your rights are protected.
What If The Animal That Attacked Me Is A Stray Or Wild Animal With No Owner?
In cases involving stray or wild animals, it may still be possible to seek compensation through other avenues, such as homeowner’s insurance if the attack occurred on someone’s property or through government agencies responsible for animal control. Please consult with Mr. Guajardo to explore your legal options.
Fight For Justice And Hold The Bad Guys Responsible
Mr. Guajardo is your dedicated advocate, ready to fight for justice and hold the responsible parties accountable after an animal attack. With his extensive experience, he will tirelessly pursue the compensation you deserve. Don’t let the negligence of others go unchecked—schedule a consultation with Mr. Guajardo at Guajardo Injury Law today and take the first step towards reclaiming your rights and securing your future.