Bitten or Attacked by a Dog?

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Dog attacks can cause severe injuries, lasting trauma, and unexpected medical bills. At Jacobs Law Firm, APC (MePego), we help victims of dog bites and animal attacks across Los Angeles and Sherman Oaks recover compensation for their physical and emotional suffering.
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Understanding Dog Bite Liability

In California, dog owners are held strictly liable for injuries caused by their pets. This means that if a dog bites or attacks someone — even if it has never shown aggression before — the owner is responsible for the victim’s damages.

Our team investigates every case thoroughly to prove ownership, negligence, and liability, ensuring that victims receive full compensation.

Common Causes of Dog Attacks

Failure to use a leash in public areas

Poor supervision of aggressive breeds

Dogs escaping fenced properties

Provoked or unprovoked animal aggression

Negligent dog sitters or property owners

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We fight aggressively to make sure every client is fully compensated — not just for their physical injuries, but also for the lasting emotional effects.

Why Choose MePego

20+ years of personal injury trial experience

Former insurance defense attorney insight

Proven track record in animal attack cases

No fees unless we win

Direct attorney access and constant communication

Bilingual team: Spanish, Farsi, Hebrew

FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

You can still file a claim. Most dog bite cases are covered by the dog owner’s homeowner’s or renter’s insurance — not paid out-of-pocket by the individual.

No. California’s strict liability law means that the owner is responsible even if the dog had no prior history of aggression.

You generally have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury claim. However, it’s best to act quickly to gather evidence and witness statements.

You can still file a claim. Most dog bite cases are covered by the dog owner’s homeowner’s or renter’s insurance — not paid out-of-pocket by the individual.No. California’s strict liability law means that the owner is responsible even if the dog had no prior history of aggression.You generally have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury claim. However, it’s best to act quickly to gather evidence and witness statements.