Dog Bite Injuries in Texas: When Owners Must Pay for Dangerous Animals
Dog Bite Injuries in Texas: When Owners Must Pay for Dangerous Animals
A single attack can cause permanent damage — physically and emotionally.
Texas Dog Bite Law Protects Victims
Dog bites are traumatic — especially when children are involved. In Montgomery County neighborhoods, poorly trained or aggressive animals can inflict life-long scars in seconds.
Under Texas law, owners are responsible when their dog:
- Has a known history of aggression, or
- Is handled negligently by the owner
We prove liability and demand accountability.
Common Dog Bite Injuries
- Lacerations requiring stitches or surgery
- Nerve and tendon damage
- Facial disfigurement
- Infections and rabies risk
- PTSD and long-term fear
Children often face the longest road to emotional recovery.
How We Build a Strong Case
We gather:
- Animal control records
- Prior incident reports
- Witness statements
- Medical documentation
- Insurance policy details
Many cases are covered under homeowner’s or renter’s insurance — victims rarely have to sue a neighbor directly.