Can my landlord kick me out if I don't pay pet deposit for my service animal?
No. Your landlord is legally forbidden from charging any deposit for a service dog, by federal law (the Americans with Disabilities Act, or...
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No. Your landlord is legally forbidden from charging any deposit for a service dog, by federal law (the Americans with Disabilities Act, or...
The letter applies to a person, not an animal. I specialize in this area and I am not aware of any legal authority saying how many animals can be...
If your landlord is covered by the federal Fair Housing Act or the state equivalent (generally, any landlord renting 4 or more units is), then yes,...
You can sue, but you will lose because you cannot prove (1) that your dog was harmed or (2) that any harm was due to Petsmart. Note, you seem to...
The "considering" parts of your question are irrelevant. If your dog *unprovoked* caused the injury, you are liable. If not, you are not. If the...
The facts you describe do not support a finding of liability against you. If you're given a demand letter I siuggest consulting with one or more...
I am not admitted in CT, but in most cases, the demand letter is the key thing you need before pursuing legal action. Consider contacting some...
Unless there is a clear agreement to the contrary, whoever owns the mother owns the pups.
I agree with attorney Ilmanen, but note the time limits under section (5) of that law. If the condition is in fact *not* genetic your time to act...
If your dog is really an emotional service animal, and your housing is subject to the Fair Housing Act or certain other federal laws (most...