Natasha Wilson dog bite lawsuit California, Digi Mart USA News (California, United States): Actress Natasha Wilson, seen in television films broadcast on TF1 and Amazon, was bitten on the face while trying to protect her dog at a dog park in California. She is seeking damages because she says she can no longer work.
Wilson, who appeared in several television films including “L’Amour pour objectif,” broadcast on TF1, and “Single and Ready to Jingle” on Amazon, was attacked by a dog that left her disfigured. According to a complaint reviewed by the New York Post, she is seeking compensation for her injuries.
The incident occurred on November 7, 2024. Wilson, in her thirties, was walking her French bulldog at a Californian dog park when she encountered another walker and a dog named Scruffy.
The complaint states that Scruffy approached her dog and positioned himself over it in an aggressive and dominant posture. Wilson picked up her dog in her arms, and Scruffy then jumped at her and bit her on the face.
According to the complaint, the dog continued attacking while Wilson, on the ground, tried to protect her dog with her body and hands. The dog bit her on the face above her right eyebrow, causing a laceration and bleeding.
Wilson went to the emergency room, where she received stitches and was prescribed antibiotics. Two years later, she says she still has a permanent, visible and painful scar, a changed eyebrow, altered hair growth and reduced mobility in her right eyebrow.
The complaint also says she has been unable to work normally and has suffered a significant loss of income. She is now seeking economic damages, including medical expenses and lost wages and earnings.
The amounts have not been specified.
