This is unfortunate. You can sue the groomer for the fair market value of your deceased pet, and related expenses, to the extent allowed by KY law....

From your post, it seems you really shouldn't have a dog at this time. Perhaps AC will drop the charges if you surrender the dog.

You need to (try to) find the seller and sue him in his county to enforce the breached contract. It is probably not worth the effort, which is what...

You let your dog run loose - expect a leash law citation. Be glad your neighbor didn't hurt herself trying to get away -you could be sued.

I see neither a lawsuit nor a dispute - moving to insurance. YOU are the injured party, YOU are the one being compensated. It is your money.

This reeks of the classic "yo-yo scam." You signed the contract, the dealer signed the contract, and the lender financed the purchase. The deal is...

This seems to be a consumer protection issue - moving accordingly. Does Indiana have a "lemon law?" If so, see if it covers your situation.

Were any of these conditions reported to the Board of Health and/or Building Inspector? If not, WHY not? If so, what was the result? A report...

The dealer's failure to cure the problem, and likely engine damage not addressed, might interest the AG's consumer protection division. It would be...

Attorney Holcombe called it. The animal was yours before the BF appeared, and remains legally yours now. Exercise your rights and protect your dog...