Free accident and injury information for Southern California Accident Victims

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Dog Bite:

• Dog bite attacks on the rise: Six signs that a dog may attack.   
  Description: The Center for Disease Control has released research showing that serious dog bites injuries are increasing. In the first 6 months of 2010, there were 16 fatal dog attacks in the United States. Three more fatal dog attacks occurred in July. Dog bite law in California is complicated. If you or a loved one has been injured in a dog attack, call the Orange County personal injury attorneys at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis and Leslie at 866-981-5596. We can listen to your story and advise you on your rights. For help finding a personal injury attorney, request our free book "Avoid Lawyer Advertising Hype! A Lawyer's Method for Finding a Lawyer."
• Dog bite attack. A couple's dog fatally mauled their two-year-old son. A California injury lawyer offers guidelines for preventing dog bite attacks.   
  Description: A parent's worst nightmare: the family dog fatally attacks two-year-old boy while mother sleeps.
• May 16-22 is National Dog Bite Prevention Week. These tips can help your child stay safe.   
  Description: May 16-22 is National Dog Bite Prevention Week. The attorneys at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis have put together a list of safety tips to prevent dog bite injury and to help keep your child safe. Go over this list with your child. If your child is bitten by a dog in Orange County, Allen, Flatt, Ballidis and Leslie can help you get insurance compensation for your child’s medical bills and other damages. Contact our office at 866-981-5596 to schedule a free initial consultation and to learn more about your rights under California dog bite law.
• 2009 Dog Bite Statistics: California ranks top 5 states for dog bite fatalities.   
  Description: Every day, about 1,000 Americans seek emergency treatment for dog bite injuries. Most of these injury victims are children. Dog bites are the 5th most common reason for emergency room visits by children under 11 years of age. California had 3 dog bite fatalities in 2009. If you or a family member have been attacked by a dog or you have lost a loved one to an orange County or Los Angeles dog attack, contact the attorneys at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis and Leslie at 866-981-5596. Our law firm has handled hundreds of serious dog bite cases throughout Southern California and we understand the dog bite laws governing each city. We can help you deal with the insurance companies and get fair compensation for your losses.
• What should you do if your child has been bitten by a dog?   
  Description: In the Los Angeles area, dog bites area growing problem. Dog bites can cause serious injury, including lacerations, puncture wounds and crush injuries. The Orange County law firm of Allen, Flatt, Ballidis and Leslie has put together a guide to help you if your child has been injured by a dog. If your child has been bitten, contacting a lawyer as soon as possible will help make sure that your rights are protected. Call us at 866-981-5596.
• Tips on how to avoid getting bit by a vicious dog.   
  Description: Prevent dog bites using these tips, but if you have been bitten, we know how to quickly and properly process your claim. Call us at 1 866-981-5596
• Why Dogs Bite and How to Prevent a Dog Attack   
  Description: There are many factors involved in dog attacks. Find out why dogs bite and how to avoid becoming a dog bite victim. Contact a dog bite attorney at the law office of Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie at 866-981-5596, if you have been injured in a dog attack in Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura County or other area in Southern California.