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My dog was bitten by another dog and was injured pretty bad. How or what type of lawyers handle these type of cases

Answered a year and 11 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
In almost every state, a dog owner can sue for only vet bills but not sue for the owners emotional distress for the dogs suffering. This is because the law treats dogs as personal property and thus only economic out of pocket losses can be recovered. To all dog lovers like myself, I wish it was not so because dogs are family members. But keep looking for counsel to assist. A few states do have more legal remedies, over and above economic loss recovery remedies, for dog injuries. ... Read More
In almost every state, a dog owner can sue for only vet bills but not sue for the owners emotional distress for the dogs suffering. This is because... Read More

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