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How to Report a Dog Bite in New Mexico

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If you get bitten by a dog in New Mexico, you have a responsibility to report the incident. Reporting dog attacks can make your community safer. Your local animal control authority will keep track of dog bite incidents to determine if and when a dog should be deemed “dangerous,” meaning the owner will be given... read more
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What To Do After Being Attacked by a Neighbor’s Dog

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Dog owners have certain responsibilities, including making sure that their dog is secured and does not harm others. If you were injured because of your neighbor’s negligence, you may be able to pursue a claim against them for your medical expenses, physical therapy, counseling, lost wages for time you lost from work during your recovery... read more
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How to File a Dog Bite Report in New Mexico?

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Being attacked by a dog is a scary and traumatic experience. If you or a loved one was bitten by a dog in New Mexico, you have a responsibility to your community to report the attack to your local animal control office. This can allow the proper authorities to test for rabies, keep track of... read more
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Can a Landlord Be Held Liable for a Dog Bite?

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A dog bite injury can cause serious physical and emotional damage to a victim. When a dog attacks, the victim can suffer painful and even permanent injuries. It is important to understand New Mexico’s laws surrounding dog bite injuries to protect your legal rights as a victim. You may be able to hold the pet... read more
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