Can I get sued or any legal trouble for my dog biting someone?
Technically, you should pay her medical insurance company. Realistically, pay her copay. If she sues you, she will have to prove her actual loss.
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Technically, you should pay her medical insurance company. Realistically, pay her copay. If she sues you, she will have to prove her actual loss.
Are you willing to endure more aggravation over a $5 hardware store item? I would forget about it and get on with my life. But that's just me.
Don't do either. You could, however, report the extortion attempt to police. They might be interested, but probably not. This is a well-known scam.
There may be complications if they are living in it.
I don't know about CO, but in most places, attorneys are not allowed to represent clients in small claims courts.
No. They need it to determine why it failed, and to re-engineer future chargers so as not to fail.
No, no matter how many times you ask.
If the SC is only about the status of the BK, you need not go.
I will defer to a MD attorney re MD law, but in my opinion, when you enter the public eye this is something that you can expect to have happen. ...
If you are co-owners on the registration papers, you each have a right to keep the dog. Makes it complicated... take all your receipts and a good...