Blog Category - Dog Bite

Jul

My Child Was Bitten by a Dog in South Carolina. What Are Our Rights?

A parent’s worst nightmare is seeing their child hurting, especially from an incident that could have been avoided, like a dog bite. If a dog bites your child in South Carolina amidst the confusion and anger, you may be wondering what your rights are as a family and if you can ho...

Jul

5 Reasons To Hire a Dog Bite Attorney

According to studies, approximately 4. 5 million people in the United States of America are bitten by dogs every year. Being attacked and bitten by a dog can be a devastating experience, resulting in not only physical injuries but also emotional trauma. Victims of dog bites can su...

Jul

Common Misconceptions About Dog Bite Cases in South Carolina

Dog bite incidents can be traumatizing. Victims of dog bites are often left dealing with physical injuries, emotional injuries, and financial damages, such as medical expenses and lost wages. In South Carolina, after someone is involved in a dog bite incident, they may be able to...

Jul

South Carolina Dog Bite Laws: What Victims Need to Know

South Carolina follows a strict liability rule for dog bites. Under S. C. Code § 47-3-110, a dog's owner, or the person keeping the dog at the time, is liable for injuries the dog causes to someone who is in a public place or lawfully on private property. The victim need not prove...

Jul

Important Steps To Take After A Dog Bite Incident In South Carolina

Most dogs are harmless. However, dogs can become aggressive for various reasons. Unfortunately, just one dog attack can result in lasting injuries and emotional trauma. After suffering a dog bite injury in South Carolina, the dog owner may be liable for your injuries. At Gus Anas...

Jul

Top 4 Challenges With Dog Owners After A Bite Incident

Dogs are popular pets in the United States of America. According to a 2021-2022 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, 69 million U. S. households own pet dogs. However, although dogs are loving and caring, they can also attack and bite. And when a dog attacks and bites, it can be an in...

Jul

How Long Do You Have To Sue A Dog Owner After A Dog Bite In SC?

Dogs are considered man’s best friend, but it is crucial to remember that any dog can bite. Even a trusted family pet can bite. And while children are most at risk of being bitten by dogs, anyone can suffer a dog bite. According to the CDC, dogs bite more than 4. 5 million people ...

Jul

How Much Can You Recover in a Dog Bite Case in South Carolina?

There is no set average for a South Carolina dog bite settlement; the real answer depends on your injuries, your evidence, and the law that applies to your specific case. Under S. C. Code § 47-3-110, South Carolina holds dog owners strictly liable for the harm their dogs cause, ev...

Jul

Tips For Preventing Dog Bites

Dog bites are quite common in the United States of America. It is estimated that over 4. 5 million people suffer dog bites in the United States every year. Dog bites are especially common among children. According to research, out of all the people who suffer dog bites, at least h...

Jul

Why Are Children At A Greater Risk For Dog Bites Than Adults?

According to the CDC, in the United States of America, dogs bite over 4. 5 million people every year. Anyone can be bitten by a dog. However, research shows that children are the most common victims of dog bites. Also, children are at a greater risk of suffering severe injuries in...

Jul

Common Injuries From Dog Bites

According to the CDC, approximately 38% of households in America have one or more dogs. Dogs can have many positive effects on the lives of people. But dogs can also bite. According to the CDC, more than 4. 5 million people are bitten by dogs every year in America, and almost 800...

Jul

Avoid These Common Mistakes If You Have Been Bitten By Someone’s Dog In South Carolina

Dog bite cases are quite common in South Carolina. Fortunately, if a dog bites you in South Carolina, you can recover compensation from the dog owner even if they didn’t know their dog could bite. This is because South Carolina applies the “strict liability” law. However, after a...