1. Not your issue. 2. The stop was likely too long; an issue which the driver can address with counsel.

A legitimate ESA is not a pet. The key term is "legitimate;" i.e., properly documented as such.

You fail to state how long it has been. Regardless, as Attorney Duenas states, you need to act. Send a demand letter and sue if she does not return...

The neighbor continues to do it because people let her. The attack should have been reported to both animal control and the police the day it...

Retain counsel, which is what you should have done as soon as you received the vicious dog citation. Use the Avvo search tool and/or your county...

The written lease controls. Follow Attorney Luisi's advice.

An ESA is in the same category as a wheelchair or walker - needed for a medical condition; not a pet.

No contract; no rights. Was this even planned, or was your dog running loose?

The dog is not the issue; it's irresponsible owner is. Moving to landlord/tenant, as there may be lease issues. In the meantime, put the poop on...

Another question Avvo once again dumped in animal law - moving to general practice. In addition to Attorney Ilmanen's suggestion, I recommend...