Colorado law holds dog owners strictly liable for dog bites. This means owners are liable for serious bite injuries their dogs cause, even if they didn’t know the dogs could be dangerous. For less severe injuries, negligence rules apply, requiring proof that the owner failed to act responsibly. Does Colorado…
If a dog attacked and injured you in Colorado, are you able to recover compensation for your injuries? Yes, in many cases, you can. After a dog bite injury, you can seek compensation through a personal injury claim against the dog’s owner or other parties responsible for controlling the animal….
In certain areas of Colorado, it is illegal to own a pit bull or other breeds. These are controversial laws. Some believe they are a perfectly reasonable response to the risks posed by certain breeds of dogs that may have a tendency to be aggressive, while others believe they are…
Many dog owners choose Rottweilers for their loyal, protective nature, viewing them as ideal for keeping the home safe. Many attacks and bites by Rottweilers occur either when the dog perceives a threat to their owner or because the dog’s owner has not adequately trained and socialized their pet. According…
Dog bites can be extremely painful, emotionally traumatic, and in some cases, life-threatening. If you have been bitten, you should seek medical attention and report the attack to the authorities. Doing so can help to ensure that the dog does not hurt anyone else. Here is some helpful information on…
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