If you’ve been bitten by a dog, seek immediate medical attention. Even minor bites can cause serious nerve damage or infection. More serious dog-induced injuries can cause lacerations and physical deformities that will require extensive surgeries to correct. Despite the pain of the initial bite, it is pivotal that you remember to document your injuries from the time of the accident through the recovery process. Such information is vital when building a personal injury case. Once you have been taken care of by a medical professional, it is necessary to alert the proper government agencies about the dangerous dog to prevent further attacks. The San Diego Department of Animal Services will then take custody of the dog, assess the likelihood of further attacks and decide on a course of action for the dog. Then, the victim should inform their insurance provider that the cost of the necessary medical procedures will…
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