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Dog Bite Lawyers That Fight For You

Being attacked by a dog is a frightening experience. Not only are you likely dealing with severe physical injuries, but you are also almost certainly dealing with emotional trauma as well. Dog bite injuries account for thousands of emergency room visits each year, the cost of which can be astronomical. Dog owners have a certain responsibility for the actions of their dogs. When they fail to take reasonable action to prevent dog bites, owners can be held liable for their injuries and the associated medical expenses.

At Harmonson Law Firm, our El Paso dog bite lawyer is experienced in these types of complicated personal injury cases.

Whether you were attacked by a large or small dog, you shouldn’t have to deal with the consequences on your own. Let Harmonson Law Firm fight for you. 

Call us at (915) 233-6427to schedule a complimentary case evaluation with us today!

Injuries Caused by Dog Bites

Serious dog bites and even dog attacks where the victim is not bitten can result in severe injuries. Often, victims are knocked down during an attack, resulting in even more extensive injuries.

Common injuries that result from dog bites and/or attacks include but are not limited to:

  • Bone fractures
  • Disfigurement
  • Scarring
  • Infection
  • Nerve damage
  • Rabies
  • Cuts and abrasions
  • Head injuries
  • Amputation
  • Emotional distress
  • Newly developed fear of dogs
  • Death

Whether you were attacked on someone else’s property, on your own property, in a park, or were simply out for a walk, the consequences are often serious and life-altering. If the owner of the dog failed to reasonably attempt to control or restrain the dog, did not have the dog on a leash in a designated leash-only area, or had prior knowledge of the dog’s violent behavior, they may be liable for your pain and suffering.

What Damages Can Be Sought in Dog Bite Cases?

If you were bitten by a dog as a result of the dog owner’s negligence, our El Paso dog bite attorney can help you fight for the fair recovery you are owed. Financial compensation cannot fully eliminate your physical pain and emotional suffering, but it can help ease the burden of unexpected expenses that come with sudden, serious injuries.

Damages in dog bite cases can be sought for:

  • Hospitalization and/or ambulance fees
  • Loss of wages or income
  • Loss of present/future earning capacity
  • Medical emergency room costs
  • Expenses for medical treatment
  • Ongoing physical rehabilitation therapy
  • Psychological and emotional trauma treatment
  • Plastic surgery after disfigurement
  • Pain and suffering

Damages can also be sought to assist with funeral and/or burial costs should a dog bite incident result in wrongful death. No matter the specific circumstances surrounding your situation, Harmonson Law Firm can help you build a strong case and work toward the recovery you deserve. We are committed to helping our clients strive for the maximum recovery in every case, working tirelessly for a favorable outcome on your behalf. Call our firm at (915) 233-6427 today to speak with an El Paso dog bite lawyer about your unique situation. We offer free initial consultations for all new and potential clients.

What Makes the Harmonson Approach Unique?

At the Harmonson Law Firm, we know you need a legal representative who is more than just aggressive. When you have been seriously hurt in a dog bite accident, the last thing you need is a needlessly contentious court case. Unlike many attorneys, our approach is about skillful negotiation and finding the best solution for you, not being unnecessarily forceful or demanding.

Our personal injury lawyer, S. Clark Harmonson, is no TV lawyer. He understands that cases are resolved through diligence, personalized service, and tactful negotiation. When you hire the Harmonson Law Firm, you can be sure your case will not be relegated to legal support staff, as is often the case with highly advertised personal injury lawyers. Attorney Harmonson will personally assist you with your case and guide you through the process.

When you are injured and in need of immediate help, we respond to the call and work quickly, strategically, and skillfully in order to resolve your case as soon as possible. With serious injuries and mounting medical costs in the mix, we understand that there is no time to waste. 

Contact Harmonson Law Firm online today or give us a call at (915) 233-6427.

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From Injury to Recovery FAQ's to Help Start Your Journey


  • What should I do immediately after a dog bite in El Paso?
    If you’re bitten by a dog, your first step should be to seek medical attention, even if the injury appears minor. Once safe, document as much information as possible, including photos of your injuries and the scene, and get contact information for the dog owner and any witnesses. It’s also wise to report the incident to local animal control. Finally, consulting a personal injury attorney can help you understand your legal rights and options for compensation.
  • Can I file a claim if I was bitten by a dog on someone else’s property?
    Yes, you may still be eligible to file a claim if you were legally on the property when the incident occurred. Texas law allows you to pursue a claim if the dog owner was negligent, such as failing to properly restrain or control the dog. An experienced El Paso dog bite attorney can help determine if the property owner or dog owner may be liable for your injuries.
  • How is liability determined in a dog bite case in Texas?
    In Texas, a dog owner may be held liable if they knew or should have known the dog was aggressive, or if they acted negligently by failing to prevent the bite. Unlike some states with strict liability laws, Texas generally requires proving the owner’s knowledge of the dog’s dangerous tendencies. An attorney can help gather evidence to establish liability, which may include witness statements, past records of the dog’s behavior, and more.

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