Dog Bites or Animal Attacks refer to instances where a domesticated or wild animal injures or causes harm to a person. In legal terms, these incidents fall under the category of personal injury law, and liability may be determined based on factors such as the owner’s responsibility for controlling the animal and the victim’s conduct leading up to the attack. Laws regarding dog bites and animal attacks vary by jurisdiction, but generally, owners may be held liable if their animal bites or attacks someone without provocation. This liability might include compensating the victim for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.