Postal Workers, mail and package carriers employed with the United States Postal Service, UPS and FedEx are at a great risk of sustaining serious life altering injuries due to dog attacks. According to published data more than 3,000 postal workers are attacked by dogs while on duty each year. If you have been bitten and seriously injured from a dog attack while on your delivery rout you may have a claim against multiple liable parties including (1) the Dog Owner (2) The Property Owner (3) Their respective insurance carriers and (4) Your employers for failure to advise you of specific dangerous conditions including know vicious dogs located on your rout.
Postal workers need to be aware of specific dog breeds that present a tendency to exhibit vicious behavior. Below is a list of specific dog breeds that should be avoided during your rout.
- Pit bull
- Rottweilers
- German Shepherds
- Huskies
- Alaskan Malamutes
- Doberman Pinschers
- Chow Chows
- Great Danes
- St. Bernards
- Akitas
- Don’t run past a dog
- Never Approach a strange dog
- Avoid specifically dangerous dog breeds
- If an unfamiliar dog approaches remain silent and do not move; if the dog does not feel in danger he is less likely to attack
- If a Dog Approaches Avoid Eye Contact
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Recovery for a Dog Attack – Dog Bite Compensation Injury Claim
There are different avenues of recovery regarding a dog bite claim in the state of California. Under the Common Law Tort and Personal Injury Laws compensation for your injuries can be base on- Current Medical Costs – Emergency Room Visits, Hospitalization, Doctors visits, Prescription Drug
- Future Medical Costs – Rehabilitation Costs, Future procedures and surgeries to relieve pain or scarring and disfigurement
- Pain and Suffering – Including emotional trauma, Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD), Post Trauma Depression and Anxiety
- Loss of Earnings – Including list wages as well future loss of income due to disability
- Punitive Damages – Against homeowners insurance for failure to justly compensate injured plaintiffs
To speak with a Los Angeles Dog Bite injury lawyer, call (213) 389-3765.