When a dog bite or animal attack has injured you, seek legal advice from the dog bite lawyers and public liability claims team at Splatt Lawyers. Our dog bite lawyers help Queenslanders with public liability law insights for dog attacks.
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Every year, about 100,000 people in Australia suffer injuries as a result of dog attacks. Between 12% and 14% of impacted persons will need medical treatment to assist their recovery. Depending on its severity, this type of attack can be traumatic and incur significant medical expenses, especially if it stops you from working. Thankfully, the Queensland Civil Liability Act protects your right to claim compensation for dog bite injuries due to negligence.
If you have been bitten by a dog and have physical or psychological injuries, you could have the right to make a dog bite compensation claim. When someone else’s negligence causes you harm, our Queensland dog attack lawyers explain your legal rights. Call Now for free advice: 1800 700 125
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If you are considering claiming compensation for a dog bite injury, you are probably concerned about the costs of legal fees. We understand you may not have the budget to seek advice from a personal injury lawyer about legal entitlements for a dog attack injury.
So, you will be happy to know that you have no financial risk when you ask Splatt Lawyers for advice about compensation claims. Our No Win, No Fee, No Risk guarantee means the following:
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The financial worth of your damages claim depends on the severity of your injuries and their impact on your life. Our public liability claim solicitors will be able to provide you with a thorough explanation of your possible claim once you have shared your story with us.
The factors influencing your claim value include:
Someone who has experienced a financial loss due to harm by a dog or animal attack can claim legal damages under common law.
To make a claim, they would need to establish the legal liability of the dog’s owner and the premises where they usually kept the dog or animal.
It’s free for Splatt Lawyers to explain your claim eligibility and your rights.
Starting legal action for dog bites can be challenging. To have a successful dog bite injury claim, you would need to prove the following:
Splatt Lawyers supports Queensland residents with public liability law insights regarding claims for dog and animal attacks. It’s free, to be sure. Call Now: 1800 700 125
Typical animal and dog bite injuries include:
Animal attacks can also cause physical and psychological injuries, like phobia, PTSD, anxiety, stress, and depression. If another person witnessed your attack, they might also suffer from nervous shock.
A severe animal or dog attack can cause serious injuries that impact your ability to work and earn an income. In this situation, a public liability claim can help cover medical expenses and out-of-pocket costs.
Dog owners have a general duty for the safety of others, so if a dog attack occurred because:
You could have the basis of a valid dog bite claim.
The Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Regulation 2019 outlines the responsibilities of registered dog and cat owners in Queensland. These laws include provisions for ensuring the public’s safety from animal attacks.
The dog owner is liable if their animal causes you harm, even if they are not present during the incident. This responsibility includes public or private property. Everyone has a general duty of care to keep each other safe at all times. If a dog owner breaches their duty, you could have an actionable dog bite or animal assault claim.
If you have a successful case for compensation due to a dog and animal bite or attack, you could claim
If you have been injured by a dog or animal, you could claim dog bite compensation. However, be aware that Queensland has strict time limits for personal injury claims. Furthermore, you must follow the legal process to receive a successful payout. At now to protect your legal right to compensation.
Contact a Splatt dog bite lawyer now legal advice; we will help you:
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If you have an animal or dog attack injury, you should:
When your wound has stabilised, get a medical report detailing your injuries
If a dog has bitten you and are seeking compensation, you should seek legal advice from a dog bite lawyer immediately. In Queensland, dog bite compensation claims are subject to strict time limits.
As soon as a personal injury lawyer agrees to advise on your dog bite case, they will explain the deadlines to make a personal injury claim.
In Queensland, everyone responsible for controlling an animal is liable when their dog attacks someone. This includes anyone holding the animal or the dog’s owner. The public liability insurer of the guilty party usually funds a fair compensation payout.
People sometimes disregard dog bites because they think that they don’t qualify as personal injury claims. However, several dog bite injuries can be actionable under personal injury law. Some common examples include:
Injured people attempting to manage their claims will often struggle against large insurance companies, particularly in challenging areas of law like public liability.
When filing a claim, you could represent yourself. To do this, you will need a solid knowledge of the law, your rights, and obligations under the law, plus a determination to pursue the case to advance your case.
Most people considering a dog bite claim seek advice from a compensation lawyer rather than represent themselves in court. They explain the claim process, court proceedings, and potential barriers to a successful outcome.
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Our local Queensland lawyers are prepared to help. Contact our team with your questions or start online now. It costs nothing to understand your options.
