What is the legal term for the agreement you enter into when you release your animal to a groomer?

The term you are looking for is bailment but it will not change the measure of damages that you can recover under Missouri law.

Is it right for a company to miss lead a customer into believing they were paid correctly? Stealing-SEE Details

I note that the designated practice area for this question is "wrongful termination" but nowhere in the title or description do you reference...

CPNs are a scam and it is a federal crime to use anything other than your SSN on a credit application. You may choose to not disclose your SSN but...

If someone pays you damages, are they admitting responsibility?

This question looks very similar to a question I answered yesterday. As I explained before Missouri law is not very favorable to pet owners. Most...

Can an employer change my scheduled work hours without notice?

Absolutely. You aren't entitled to receive overtime simply because you've become accustomed to receiving it. The employer has provided ample...

Should I go to small claims court over medical bills for my dog who suffered a torn ACL while at the groomers?

There is certainly no reason why you can't pursue recovery through small claims court. What you should know though is that the law in Missouri is...

I broke my leg at work to find out they don't have workmans comp or no insurance that could cover me it was a commercial job

There are a couple things to consider here. To begin with just failing to carry WC coverage doesn't help the employer. To the contrary, it exposes...

Is this unfair work practices? If so who do I contact?

It is not clear what you are finding to be unfair. Based on your ending that the former employer telling you not to return to the premises that is...

State of MO. can employer add additional unpaid time of to avoid paying employee overtime?

You haven't provided enough facts as we do not know what the 30 minutes is for that she is clocking out. The short answer is no an employer may...

I need a good property damage lawyer in St. Louis, Mo.

Likely the best wY to deal with this is to submit it to your own insurance carrier. The carrier will pay for the damages less your deductible. But...