Can a buyer of a dog sue the seller for a dog bite 1-2 years after the sale?
No. The current owner is responsible for any bites. The owner's homeowner's insurance policy will cover this. You're not liable.
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No. The current owner is responsible for any bites. The owner's homeowner's insurance policy will cover this. You're not liable.
Agree with Vaccaro's answer. It depends. Talk to a lawyer.
When a case is refiled, it is given a new number and assigned randomly to a judge, who may or may not be the original judge. Each party has the...
Go through your own carrier. Much easier than the other carrier plus attorney.
If it is a valid lien that he has notice of, it must be paid or he may be subject to ethical problems. But there are many different liens,...
You should be entitled to much more if you haven't already signed a release. If you have, you may be done. Talk to a lawyer ASAP.
Get your records and take them to a malpractice lawyer. No way to know if anything was done incorrectly or not.
No one can force anyone to work for them. That's called slavery or indentured servitude, both of which are illegal. You may have some civil...
Please retain a lawyer. You'll get nowhere on your own in this type of case.
Set up a personal meeting with your attorney. You are entitled to reasonable updates, but have to realize that WC attorneys are busy and work...
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