Boulder Creek, CA
Business Lawyer at Boulder Creek, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Animal Law ... +3 more
It sounds like you are handling this correctly. Ultimately the claimants' only real recourse is to sue, and if they do they will have to show not...
I am not aware of any case law in any state on this issue, though I have seen numerous questions about it. While federal law is not clear beyond...
A lawyer would have to review Instagram's terms of service (or at least the parts that most concern you) as well as your business model and how you...
Yes, you can sue any time someone else's dog causes injury to you directly or indirectly, or damages your property (here, your dog), and that...
It would depend on what happened in the wreck. It is possible, depending on your insurance contract, that you could be denied coverage for damage...
The general answer is "no," but that could change depending on context. For example, if a local ordinance requires a dog to be on a leash, there...
If your cat is off your property, it is entirely legal to turn her over to animal control. Consider keeping her indoors.
You cannot recover for emotional injuries on these facts. Your damages are limited to actual reasonably incurred expenses, potentially including...
1) There are relevant statutes of limitations. None OI know of that are likely to apply here are less than 2 years, but in some cases the...
Hello, neighbor! I've moved this from Oil & Gas to Telecommunications as a closer fit for your issue, although Contracts or Real Estate might also...
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