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The Insider’s Guide to Texas Auto Accident Claims What the Insurance Companies Don’t Want You to Know About Your Rights
Injured in a car accident and not sure what to do next? Attorney Clark Harmonson can help. Clark literally wrote the book on Texas auto insurance claims. Find out what everyone should know before speaking with the adjuster or hiring an attorney, including what the insurance companies don’t want you to know about your rights AND 12 dirty tricks insurance adjusters use to wreck your claim.
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  • 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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