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Recent UK dog attack cases show that serious injuries continue despite breed controls. This article explains how dog bite claims work in 2025, the role of the Dangerous Dogs Act and Animals Act, and what injured victims should do to protect their right to compensation with specialist legal advice available.
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Dog bite incidents remain a serious concern across England and Wales. Despite new legislation, attacks continue to rise. This blog highlights recent cases, legal updates, and what they mean for owners and victims alike.
Fatal dog attacks are rare but devastating, leaving families facing sudden loss, unanswered questions, and significant emotional and financial strain. In England and Wales, bereaved relatives may be able to pursue a civil claim for compensation, including claims under the Fatal Accidents Act and for psychiatric injury. This brief guide explains your rights, the routes to justice available, and how specialist legal support can help families navigate an exceptionally difficult time with clarity and care.
Dog bite injuries can leave lasting scars—both physical and emotional. If you’ve suffered scarring or disfigurement following a dog attack, you may be entitled to compensation. At Ison Harrison, our expert personal injury solicitors help victims across Yorkshire and beyond understand their legal rights and claim the support they deserve.
Dog bites can lead to serious infections like sepsis or cellulitis, causing lasting harm beyond the initial wound. Ison Harrison’s expert solicitors help victims claim full compensation for their physical suffering, emotional trauma, and long-term recovery needs after infection-related dog bite injuries.
If you have been bitten by a dog that was deliberately used as a weapon against you then you may be entitled to claim a compensation award from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). You can claim for the physical injury as well as the mental trauma and limited financial losses. To see if you qualify for an award get in touch with us today.
If you have been bitten by a dog that was deliberately used as a weapon against you then you may be entitled to claim a compensation award from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). You can claim for the physical injury as well as the mental trauma and limited financial losses. To see if you qualify for an award get in touch with us today.
If you have sustained injury as a result of a dog bite we can assist on a no win-no fee basis. This means that if your claim is not successful you do not pay for the work we have done in pursuing your claim. To see if you can claim compensation for your injuries and financial losses and on a no win-no fee basis get in touch with us today
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