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The legal rights of a dog bite victim heavily depend upon where the animal attack happened. The circumstances of what may have led to the attack are very important, such as whether someone was negligent, someone violated a leash law, a person who had an animal that has a history of getting loose or injuring people and other factors. The laws are intended to protect people from being needlessly victimized from irresponsible dog owners.
Florida law has different statutes of limitations which affect the amount of time you have to file your claim. The time limits are based on the type of case you have. The law has recently changed. We encourage you to contact an attorney immediately to find out how the Statute of Limitations may affect your negligence, medical malpractice, nursing home neglect or wrongful death claim.
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