SAN ANTONIO – The spouse of 76-year-old Max De Los Santos says her husband should have a proper leg amputated because of the severity of his accidents following a canine assault in mid-August.
The assault took place within the De Los Santos circle of relatives’s entrance backyard on Gatefield Drive on Aug. 16.
San Antonio police stated the investigation into the canine’s owner continues to be underway. Animal Care Services reviews the dogs had been euthanized.
Personal damage lawyer Paul Campolo stated it’s vital for canine chunk sufferers to file the damage to police or Animal Care Services because it is helping construct legal responsibility for any imaginable long run sufferers who might face extra critical accidents.
“We have seen a lot more dog bite cases than we have in the past. And I don’t know exactly what it is, but I think the biggest problem is people don’t leash their dogs,” Campolo stated.
He stated sufferers have an enormous burden of evidence to turn that the owner used to be knowingly negligent.
Campolo stated renters or house insurance plans might quilt the canine assault, however some insurance coverage corporations are seeking to carve out protection for canine bites.
“If they can’t afford insurance, you know, how much money do they have to pay for a judgment? So without insurance, as a practical matter, you’re out not to get a recovery,” he stated.
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