I was wondering if I could sue this nail salon for hurting me and removing part of my nail.
You are entitled to a refund, plus the costs of any treatment for the ripped nail. Even that would likely not be worth the bother of a small claims...
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You are entitled to a refund, plus the costs of any treatment for the ripped nail. Even that would likely not be worth the bother of a small claims...
I have no idea what a "dinner dog" is, or its relevance to your problem. You may wish to report the dogs as abandoned to animal control.
This has nothing to do with animal law - moving to real estate.
The service dog is not a pet, and is not your problem. The rabbit is. This is a landlord-tenant issue; moving accordingly.
What you propose is a recipe for disaster, acrimony, and significant economic harm. Do it correctly - retain counsel to draft a contract that...
Your issue is with your ex; not the police - they are protected by the state tort claims law and qualified immunity. Discuss this with your...
As you are a renter, this is a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly, so you get qualified answers.
You may wish to retain counsel versed in the arcane workings of the RMV to extricate you from this situation.
If he truly gave you the truck, you would have the title and it would be registered in your name. If that is not the case, you don't own the truck.
Those are the rules for small claims court. If you wanted to preserve a right of appeal, you should have filed a civil action in district court.