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Dog sitter fell on her property

Answered a year and 10 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Animal
Generally the answer is yes. Dog owners are strictly liable in most states for injuries their pet causes to a third party. Hopefully, you have homeowners insurance that covers you for dog bite liability. Contact your carrier to find out. 
Generally the answer is yes. Dog owners are strictly liable in most states for injuries their pet causes to a third party. Hopefully, you have... Read More

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