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Some states hold dog owners strictly liable for bite-related damages. That means injured parties don’t have to prove negligence in order to secure compensation. Unfortunately, Texas isn’t one of them. If you were attacked by someone else’s dog in the Lone Star State, you’re going to face an additional hurdle during the subsequent proceedings. Like

If you intend to file a truck accident claim, its outcome is going to come down to the strength of the evidence you present. In order to recover a payout, you’re going to have to convince the insurance adjuster—or, if the case ends up in court, the judge and jury—of both liability and damages. While

More than 4.5 million dog attacks occur across the United States every single year. Of those who are bitten, nearly 1 in 5 sustains severe enough injuries that they need medical attention. Like other unanticipated injuries, those that result from an animal attack—e.g., puncture wounds, fractures, and nerve damage—can be devastating physically, emotionally, and financially.

When a defective product hits the shelves, serious injuries are essentially inevitable. It generally takes at least a few accidents for the manufacturer to justify the cost of issuing a recall, so a dozen or more consumers almost always get hurt before the flaw in question is addressed. Thankfully, those who do end up sustaining