Can I sue rover.com or the pet sitter for feeding my dog cheetos that has my dog pooping blood for 5 days since I got him back?
You would have to prove the Cheetos caused the condition. What did the vet say?
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You would have to prove the Cheetos caused the condition. What did the vet say?
As you "have court for a protection order," it seems likely you already have counsel. If not, you should quickly retain counsel. Use Avvo and/or...
You raise issues that should have been brought up at trial, by your attorney. Further, "a cap and ball device" is a "firearm" if it is a...
Of course, Aaron's can. Eleven months is well within the statute of limitations.
How is it you've had the cat "for at least 6 months," but have made no effort to find his owners? Attorney Lewis is correct in his assessment.
If you have homeowners insurance, notify your carrier immediately. If not, call the county bar association and ask for attorneys versed in animal...
Have you tried contacting the shelter? That would seem to be the obvious first step. However, if you relinquished all rights and custody, you...
Can he sue you? Of course. Will he prevail - perhaps. If sued, notify your insurance carrier or, if you have none, retain counsel.
Your landlord will quickly advise animal control who the dogs' actual owner is. If your dogs are not compliant, you would do well to make them so,...
This has absolutely nothing to do with animal law. Moving to landlord/tenant so you may get better responses.