Autumn Walker Case Study Free

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Sara Walker, dropped off her nine-year-old daughter, Autumn Walker, Asia M. Hamlin-Flood’s sister, at Charlene Jenkins, Autumn’s Aunt, for a playdate with her cousin, Sasha Jenkins. Autumn's aunt and uncle have a dog named Kemba. Kemba is an Australian shepherd lab mix who has no past history of violence, with other dogs or people. Autumn has visited with her Aunt and Uncle several times with the dog present and has never had any problems. While at the Jenkins’ household, Autumn played with Kemba, in the kitchen alone. Charlene Jenkins and Sasha were in the living room watching television, the kitchen leads into the living room and are in close proximity. While playing, Autumn realized that Kemba had a command strip stuck on his back. Autumn tried to take the command strip off Kemba’s back. Kemba was startled, and he turned around and bit Autumn on the leg. Autumn suffered a bite wound on her leg, she then had to go to the hospital to receive care for her bite wound. Autumn’s wound was cleaned and bandaged and she was put on antibiotics. Autumn suffered an infection in her healing wound a week later and was placed on more medication. Autumn's health care plan did not cover the cost of her extra medication for her infection. …show more content…
Infringement means being unable to live up to a standard of care to those in your zone of danger. If an act is careless and results in an injury, courts will be reasonable when considering the nature of the act and how the act was performed. A duty of care is determined by who is in one’s zone of danger, before any act is committed, the breach is then determined if that one person’s actions, error, or lack of actions were reasonably short of their standard of care that they owe to those in their zone of
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