My next door neighbor's dog bit and tore off my dog's leg
A dog owner can be held “strictly liable” for dangerousness if he or she knew about their dog’s dangerous propensities to bite or attack, whether...
Tigard, OR
Animal law Lawyer at Tigard, OR
Practice Areas: Animal Law, Animal & Dog Bites
A dog owner can be held “strictly liable” for dangerousness if he or she knew about their dog’s dangerous propensities to bite or attack, whether...
Given that animals are property, and can be and very often are considered to be "products" which are conveyed from one person to another in the...
Illinois has a very strong consumer protection statutory scheme for people in your circumstances where as a consumer you were either deceived or...
If the refusal to return was very recent, you may consider calling a law enforcement agency such as a local police department or sheriff's office...
There are primarily five recognized ways in which an animal can be legally conveyed to another: gift, sale, lease, bailment, or abandonment. What...
I respectfully disagree with the previous contributor's answer as it does not address the actual legal problem that needs to be solved. Given the...
Your claim involves “negligence”, which is the lawyer’s word for a failure to confine and/or control dog if the dog owner or keeper carelessly...
Your last statement that "There is no contract only a verbal agreement" is incorrect in that it is a little confused. A verbal agreement IS a...
In all of the states, animals are deemed to be property. Usually, if you physically possess an object, as property, to the exclusion of everyone...
A good answer to your question is really going to require knowing quite a bit more about the situation, not the least of which is some critically...