Close

Articles Posted in Dog Attacks

Updated:

A Fatal Attack in SW Oregon is an Important Reminder of How Dangerous Improperly Controlled Dogs Can Be

Dogs are integral members of many families. They provide companionship, protection, and more to their humans. Unfortunately, dogs can also be dangerous. Even if a dog is of a breed generally considered non-violent, that dog is a powerful animal and may be capable of doing serious (and sometimes fatal) damage…

Updated:

What Oregon Law Says About the Rights of Victims Mauled by Aggressive Dogs

Many people think Oregon follows a “one bite” free rule before imposing owner liability in a dog attack case. That’s untrue; Oregon law generally holds dog owners strictly liable for attack injuries if the dog(s) had aggressive tendencies or a history of violence. That may mean a history of aggressive…

Updated:

Oregon Dog Attack Lawsuit Filed by Columbia County Inmate

A lengthy article published last week in the St. Helens Chronicle details a disturbing case of alleged prison abuse. According to the newspaper “a former inmate has requested a jury trial, seeking $500,000 for damages after an encounter with a K-9 while imprisoned in Columbia County jail this year.” The…

Updated:

Klamath Falls Dog Bite Case Offers Reminders About Oregon Dog Bite Law

The sad case of a 10-year-old Klamath Falls girl and the severe injuries she suffered when attacked by four dogs has brought the complex legal questions surrounding Oregon dog attacks back onto the public agenda. As reported by area newspapers the East Oregonian and the Herald and News the June…

Updated:

Yamhill Dog Attacks: Brochure Seeks to Limit the Damage

Yamhill County has been considering the question: could your dog become responsible for an Oregon dog attack? The answer, unfortunately, is ‘yes.’ As the Yamhill News-Register notes, “All dogs – from the most muscular guard type to the fluffiest family pet – may bite if frightened, challenged or overexcited.” The…

Contact Us