Description
Revised in March 2025, this dog bite complaint includes 13 powerful causes of action that have never been defeated in court because each is backed by case-winning Points and Authorities.
Included is the new, cutting edge cause of action to use when a public shelter or private rescue group fails to warn about a vicious dog. These were the basis of Mr. Phillips’ $7.5 Million win in Alvarado v. City of Los Angeles.
This is the fastest, easiest, and most affordable way to start a dog bite lawsuit—whether the case is large or small. It will save your law firm hours of legal research and give you confidence that every legal angle has been covered.
You get the following causes of action:
- Liability Based on the Dog Bite Statute
- General Negligence
- Negligence Per Se Based on Violation of the Leash Law
- Common Law Liability for Dangerous Propensity
- Landlord Liability for Tenant’s Dog
- Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress upon Bystander
- Battery (with Punitive Damages)
- Failure to Vaccinate the Dog against Rabies
- Failure to Provide Identity or Rabies Information
- Intentional Misrepresentation that Vicious Dog Was Friendly
- Negligent Misrepresentation that Vicious Dog Was Friendly
- NEW Cause of Action Based on Duty to Disclose Dog’s Known Bite History
- NEW Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Each claim is supported by winning legal arguments and court-approved precedent.
✅ No demurrer has ever been sustained.
✅ No motion to strike has ever been granted.
✅ No motion for judgment on the pleadings has ever succeeded.
This is the complaint that puts defendants on defense from the moment it is filed.
