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It might be a conversation for another time, but dog bite cases are a staple of basic tort claims. Plenty of recourse - an owner is responsible for any reasonab
by zebraflask 5y ago
It might be a conversation for another time, but dog bite cases are a staple of basic tort claims. Plenty of recourse - an owner is responsible for any reasonably foreseeable harm caused by their animal.
Doesn't stop certain obnoxious owners from taking their animals where they really ought not, etc.
- ip26 5y agoThere may be recourse, but It would be greatly preferable to avoid the dog bite in the first place. They can leave life-long injury.