Louisiana is a state that loves the great outdoors. Whether it’s hunting dogs, fancy dogs, or mutts- you see them on hunting trips and in parks. Our state dog is the beloved Catahoula hound. Unfortunately, most people only think about dog bites and the law after they’ve had a dog bite them.
Despite their long history as man’s best friend, dogs descend from wild and predatory animals. Sometimes they act instinctively. The teeth of predators can tear and crush flesh and bone. Even tiny toy dogs are capable of giving you a nasty gash that could leave you needing stitches. In very rare circumstances, large dogs or groups of dogs can maul a person to death.
Dog bite injuries can include:
An unexpected dog bite can cause serious and life-changing injuries. Have you or a loved one experienced nerve damage, disfigurement, or psychological trauma from being bitten by a dog? These types of medical bills are very expensive and time-consuming.
The Law Offices of L. Clayton Burgess can help you in your time of need. We have the skill and experience necessary to represent you. Call our offices at 877-234-7573 to schedule an appointment and to speak with one of our legal representatives about your options.
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An unexpected dog bite can cause serious and life changing injuries.
Bites can damage blood vessels and nerve tissues. Severe lacerations from bites can lead to blood loss and shock. Most injuries sustained from dog bites are on the hands and arms or the feet and legs.
In modern times, there are other diseases and infections that are more commonly caught from animals bites. Tetanus and MRSA (antibiotic-resistant Staph) can occur with animal bites and scratches.
See a healthcare provider immediately if:
