Am I liable for pain and suffering?
Damages for pain and suffering are only recoverable if suffered by a human. Make sure you review the vet bill and see that it's been paid; if not,...
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Damages for pain and suffering are only recoverable if suffered by a human. Make sure you review the vet bill and see that it's been paid; if not,...
It's possible there are legal approaches to get your cat back, depending on various factors not addressed here. But they would all cost more in...
My general understanding is, that is the purpose of PTO. You shpuld be well within your rights to require that time off be drawn against the PTO...
I suggest looking for a dog trainer in your area who specializes in families with both dogs and young children. Here's a national organization of...
It's not clear why you say they are not assisting, there's no transparency in the records, and the injury is unlikely to heal. A full answer would...
it depends largely on language in the purchase and sale agreement. If there's financing involved, that could also affect the answer. I'd talk to a...
If such a person is hurt on your property and there's not appropriate insurance and/or a contract, yes, you could be liable for their medical...
Regarding insurance, I'd start by talking to your existing carrier who insures you as a landlord (and if you don't have one, fix that immediately!)...
In addition to Mr. Bradley's comments, there can be some perceived legitimacy with potential clients from having a business entity - essentially a...
You could be right about your neighbor's motives; it's hard to say based just on what's posted here. At a minimum keep notes about what you see and...
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