Am I responsible for hospital bills if my dog bites someone because he was provoked?
Yes you are. Your dog was not "provoked" - I get that he was likely scared and that's why he bit her, but it is your fault he escaped in the first...
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Yes you are. Your dog was not "provoked" - I get that he was likely scared and that's why he bit her, but it is your fault he escaped in the first...
A restraining order (more information here: http://calawreport.com/2010/12/how-to-get-a-restraining-order-in-california/) is difficult to obtain...
It all depends on what the lease says; however, since your dog has been there for a long time and there are, presumably, other dogs on the property...
I agree with my colleague - document everything. Texas law defines abandonment (“dumping”) as the act of abandoning an animal in the person’s...
No. Different tenants can have different rules/requirements in their leases and that is not "unfair housing".
I agree with my colleague; however, you have two problems: first, you would have to prove they dropped him and it wasn't just a freak accident (and...
What do you mean the police won't do anything? Did you report this as a theft? If they won't do anything, and there is no other way for you to get...
I am very sorry for your loss, but I agree with my colleagues - no, you cannot. In any suit your biggest hurdle will be proving that your pet's...
As my colleague points out, yes they can. There are many studies that show that minors who abuse pets grow up to abuse people, so these situations...
I hope you filed a police report and or a report with animal control so your version and the other owner's version of what happened is on record...