If my dog bites someone, can my landlord be held liable?
It's possible. I suggest you get your own insurance coverage adequate to cover your landlord.
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It's possible. I suggest you get your own insurance coverage adequate to cover your landlord.
Your doctor can provide you with the letter that you need. Your landlord may be able to charge you a pet deposit if the animal is not a service...
Tell him your dog is not required to be on a leash while in your yard and then ignore him. If you have a homeowner's association, you can file a...
It depends - if the woman had the right to enter your property (postman, utility worker, police, etc), then your gate means nothing. In addition,...
If both of your names are on the contract then you both own the dog and you have no more right to the dog than she does. If you sue her, she will...
A "beware of dog" sign does not shield you from liability. You opened the door without having your dog under control, so I think it is easily...
And you didn't call the police while all this was going on why? You should speak with a local attorney for guidance. The State Bar of...
You *might* have a cause of action against your realtor as long as you can prove that you told the realtor how many animals you had and that s/he...
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I agree with my colleague, but I think you are going to have a problem because 1) you know the fence is damaged, 2) you let your dog out there...
Of course he can complain. What matters is what the authorities do with his complaints. If they find them baseless, then you have no problem. If...