Trademark application Lawyer
Practice Areas: Trademark Application, Animal Law
It really depends - it depends on how old the child is, whether the child was being properly supervised, whether the dog was being properly...
I can't speak to the merits of your case but I can tell you that in most places an attorney cannot "front" any money to his or her client, meaning...
I am sorry about your dog. Yes, he has a claim against you as you are liable for any damage caused by your dog. Your landlord has nothing to do...
Unless she can prove it was your dog that caused the damage, no she does not. Her say so is not enough. Sounds to me like it's time to put a real...
From http://www.consumeraffairs.com/pets/lemon_ny.html New York's law covers both dogs and cats and its definition of a "pet dealer" is broad...
This is not legal advice, but practical - take the dog. If the second owners want her back (highly unlikely) then tell them they will have to take...
I agree with my colleague; however, it is highly unlikely that the police will get involved. Get the dog to the vet, get her microchiped, get her...
"Non-refundable" means exactly that, so, yes, he can keep the deposit. I hope you get your dog back soon.
Do you have anything in writing regarding the transaction? Even email will do. Do you still have a copy of the Craigslist ad? Have you actually...
As my colleagues have stated the liability will depend on all the facts, but I doubt that, if your dog did not leave your porch, that you would be...
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