Serious dog attacks in Fresno may require reconstructive surgery, especially when bites cause facial injuries or deep tissue damage. Our firm works with medical specialists to document the full extent of your injuries and project future treatment needs for your Fresno County dog bite claim.

After a dog bite in Fresno, seek medical attention immediately — even seemingly minor bites can lead to serious infections. Report the incident to Fresno County Animal Control, document your injuries with photographs, and contact an attorney to discuss your legal options.

California law protects dog bite victims in Fresno regardless of the breed or prior behavior of the dog. You do not need to prove that the owner knew the dog was dangerous or that the dog had previously bitten someone. Strict liability means the owner is responsible if their dog bites you in a public place or while you are lawfully on private property.

After an accident in Fresno, the claims process typically begins with notifying the at-fault party's insurance company. The insurer assigns an adjuster who investigates the claim, reviews medical records, and attempts to negotiate a settlement. Having an experienced attorney managing this process from the start ensures your rights are protected throughout.

Personal injury cases in Fresno County are filed at the Fresno County Superior Court if a lawsuit becomes necessary. While most cases settle before trial, Crown Law Firm prepares every case as if it will go to court, which strengthens our negotiating position with insurance companies.