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DOG-BITE INJURIES IN ARIZONA: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

Bruce Brown • Dec 17, 2020

Under Arizona law, if you are attacked or bitten by a dog, the law says that the dog owner is held strictly liable for the attack.

That means that they can't have an excuse or say that they didn't know that their dog was violent, or they didn't know their dog bit people.

If you're attacked by a dog, Arizona law requires the dog owner to take care of your injuries, which sometimes can be just a little bite, or it could be a serious accident where someone actually gets seriously hurt, scarred, or even killed.

I've handled cases in all those examples, and again please give me a call if you have any questions, if you've been attacked by a dog in Arizona, and let me know if I can help you. It's nothing personal against the dog, but you need to get your damages taken care of and your injuries fixed.

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