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A helpful and informative guide written for dog bite victims in North and South Carolina. Includes information on how to move forward after a dog bite injury as it relates to a potential negligence claim against a dog owner. This guide also speaks to the difficulties of dealing with an insurance company and when it may be appropriate to consider hiring an experienced attorney for help with a dog bite injury claim or lawsuit.
This book provides helpful information about dog bite laws and remedies. Both legal options and negotiation.tactics are explored by two personal injury lawyers.
An overview of Ohio dog bite laws and a guide on how to proceed, what to expect, what to do and what not to do in order to obtain fair compensation for your dog attack injuries.
Kenneth Berger has dedicated his professional career to the representation of the injured and aggrieved. His practice focuses on the fields of personal injury, workers¿ compensation, and civil litigation. More specifically, Mr. Berger seeks to represent individuals and families in cases involving auto and trucking accidents, work injuries, unsafe products, medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, property hazards, insurance disputes, consumer abuses, wrongful death, and other areas of civil law.¿As an injury attorney, I have a responsibility not only to advocate, but to protect and give back,¿ Mr. Berger says. ¿My book, Your Guide to South Carolina Personal Injury & Workers¿ Compensation, provides a number of safety tips designed to help the public¿especially families with children¿avoid accidents. I also look for ways that my law firm and I can strengthen the community in which we live.¿
Dogs have coexisted with humans for more than 12,000 years; however, they do not always live up to their image as man's best friend. Every year approximately 4.5 million Americans are victims of dog bites. Patients presenting with dog bite injuries can have serious complications. Primary care and emergency department (E.D.) providers should be knowledgeable in appropriate treatment for dog bite injuries to provide the best patient outcomes. Evidence based research has lead to clinical guidelines for the management of soft-tissue wounds, tetanus immunization, rabies immunization, and appropriate antibiotic coverage. The purpose of this quantitative, descriptive study was to examine whether primary care and E.D. providers were assessing dog bite wounds appropriately, and following Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) guidelines for soft-tissue injuries and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) guidelines for prevention of rabies and tetanus. One hundred medical charts from patients being seen by primary care and E.D. providers for dog bite injuries were reviewed using a data collection tool developed by the primary researcher. The findings showed two areas with particular nonadherence to the national guidelines for treating wounds which were irrigation, and administration of appropriate antibiotics. This study presents evidence for further examination of provider practices and treatment modalities for handling dog bite wounds.
The issue of dog bites and dog aggression directed at humans is frequently in the media. However, scientific research and evidence on the subject is scattered and sparse. Public and political opinions are often misinformed and out of proportion to the extent of the problem. Dog Bites brings together expert knowledge of the current situation, from a wide variety of disciplines, to provide information to the many people and professions affected by this issue. Subjects range from the practical, medical, behavioural, sociological, and theoretical, but the overall approach of the book is objective and integrative. Topics addressed include: the genetic basis of aggression; the public image of aggressive dogs; bite statistics; risk factors; the forensics and surgical aspects of dog bites; international legal perspectives; court evidence; first aid treatment; zoonotic disease potential; behavioural rehabilitation options; the risk to children; and a consideration of why some dogs kill. All contributors are academic or long-standing professional experts in their field, and they represent a wide spread of international expertise. This issue is an important one for pet owners, vets, animal shelters, and anyone who works with dogs, such as the police. This book will be a valuable resource for them, as well as for animal behaviourists, academic researchers, health professionals, dog breeders, and handlers. *** "... the first comprehensive resource on the subject of dog bites... The overall intent of the book is to prevent dog bites. ...does a good job of compiling the information we think we know about dog bites into one place. It also debunks much of what were previously accepted truths about dog bites to humans. In the final chapter, the editors state they hope that 'highlighting the many deficiencies in our understanding will inspire rather than demoralize' and that they 'have offered a point of reference not just to the problems but also the solutions'". --Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Vol. 252, No. 6, March 15, 2018 [Subject: Veterinary Science, Public Policy, Animal Behavior, Animal Policing] (5m Books)
When you are bit or severely injured by a dog: Learn how to properly preserve and pursue your legal claim for compensation. An animal attack is a frightening event. This book covers not only your legal rights when a dog bite occurs, but also includes when domestic and wild animal pets injure you. Texas Dog Bite Law: What Every Victim Must Know shows you how to handle a dog bite or attack that happens to you or your loved one. This book guides you through the process of finding the legal assistance you need. Written by Houston dog bite lawyer Reshard Alexander Esq.. MBA, LL.M and founder of RJ Alexander Law, PLLC (Texas personal injury law firm), you will have a great handle on what steps to pursue in dog bite, domestic pet, and wild animal attack cases.
Fursafe are creators and manufacturers of emergency dog first aid products for the Veterinarian Industry. We are 40 year veteran pet care professionals. Our best selling product can be now purchased as an ebook for those who prefer immediate access and referral. Imagine having this guide, on your mobile device, no matter where in the world you are! This eBook provides guidance on key life-threatening conditions in a no fuss, straight talking, easy to read and follow format, and is free of excessive background information. Each Emergency First Aid condition is laid out in Signs and Symptoms and Action. This guide is so straight forward it will assist you whether you have had training in dog first aid or NOT. Imagine that; you can be your dog's superhero even without the training; how about that!! The Fursafe Emergency Dog First Aid Guide eBook is interactive, which will help you navigate around the book as needed and quickly, so that you can preserve the life of your pup after experiencing a life threatening injury before you leave for the Vet surgery. You will be able to mitigate the risk of: your dog bleeding to death; dying from heart failure; dying from breathing difficulties; or to protect your pup from further pain; and prevent life threatening infection. If you and your family goes: caravanning; camping; boating; hiking; or have a new puppy agility dogs or working dogs then this is the guide for you! Contents includes Emergency contacts, Pet details, Emergency Dog First Aid Kit contents, Primary assessment, Artificial respiration, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), Vital signs, Secondary assessment, Restraining an injured dog, Transportation to Vet, Allergic Shock / Anaphylactic Shock, Amputation, Bleeding (severe), Bloat / GDV, Burns (severe), Cane toad poisoning, Chemical poisoning, Choking / blocked airway, Collapse (acute), Dog bite trauma, Dyspnoea / breathing difficulties, Electric shock, Eye injuries / Proptosis, Fall from heights, Fractures, Frostbite / Ischemic necrosis, Gastroenteritis (vomiting / diarrhoea), Heat stroke / hyperthermia, Hypothermia (severe), Near drowning / submersion syndrome, Penetrating injury / embedded object, Seizures (severe) Shock (critical), Snake bite (venomous), Spider bite (venomous), Spinal injury, Tick paralysis, Vehicle trauma, Wild dog bait poisoning, Wound management