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Originally Posted by rubicon
Tal: Plaintiff attorneys here are salivating over this event. You know the dog owner and restaurant are getting sued. You know the worker compensation people want their money back on the WC claim. You know the claims are going to be both physical and psychological i doubt the first bite free is going to apply here?
With enough notoriety many restaurant are going to re-think this issue
I also would like to know the history concerning this dog??????
I also wonder if the dog was sitting at the table with the rest of the family  |
There seem to be a dozen or so lawyers just if Florida covering premise dog bite attacks according to a search I just did on Google. So, I am not sure how much notoriety this matter will have. It's a bit pull. I had a neighbor who was at Wal-Mart and came up to a man with a small dog. She tried to pet it and it bit her. Most reasonable people would know better than to pet a dog in certain situations. Guarding its food would be one of these.
I know very gentle pit bulls mixes who come to Doggie Doo Run Run. I still watched them before trying to pet them for the first time. Some of the smaller dogs can be even more testy than pit bulls. I have had two Chihuahua/terrier mixes and both are/were very sweet for the most part but they can still demonstrate that small dog Napoleonic attitude.