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DALLAS, March 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Slack Davis Sanger attorney Mitch McCrea recently secured a near half-million-dollar pre-suit settlement for a client seriously injured in a dog attack. This substantial settlement underscores the importance of responsible pet ownership and the legal obligations of pet owners and the property owners who house pets, especially those aware of their pets’ aggressive histories.
The incident involved a dog known to have a previous record of aggressive behavior. Despite this, the dog’s owner failed to adequately restrain the animal and prevent it from causing harm, resulting in serious injuries to the victim. Attorney Mitch McCrea’s investigation revealed prior attacks by the same dog in a neighboring county, emphasizing the necessity for pet owners to recognize and manage potential risks associated with aggressive pets.
Attorney Mitch McCrea stated, “Holding dog owners accountable when they knowingly harbor aggressive animals is crucial, not just for the injured parties but also for protecting the wider community from future harm. This settlement sends a strong message about the importance of owner responsibility and public safety.”
Slack Davis Sanger remains dedicated to advocating for victims of negligence and achieving justice and accountability in personal injury cases.
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