California strict liability law
Under California Civil Code Section 3342, dog owners are liable for bites that occur in public places or lawfully on private property — regardless of whether the dog has ever bitten anyone before. You do not need to prove the owner knew the dog was dangerous.
Dog bite injuries can be severe: deep lacerations, nerve damage, permanent scarring, and significant psychological trauma — especially for children. Sergey handles the full scope of your damages, including medical treatment, reconstructive surgery, and the emotional toll of a traumatic attack.
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Types of animal attack cases we handle
- —Dog bites and maulings
- —Attacks by other animals
- —Injuries to children
- —Scarring and disfigurement claims
- —Emotional distress and PTSD
- —Injuries on private or commercial property
Bitten or attacked by a dog?
California law is on your side. Get a free, confidential case evaluation — no fee unless we win.