My cat allegedly attacked the neighbor's declawed outside cat. Am I responsible for the vet bills?
My comment that if she doesn't have money for vet bills means she doesn't have money to sue was not meant to exonerate the cat's owner or to...
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My comment that if she doesn't have money for vet bills means she doesn't have money to sue was not meant to exonerate the cat's owner or to...
I agree with my colleague. It is your word against hers and depending on the amount of deposit it may or may not be worth taking her to court over...
While veterinary malpractice is a valid cause of action, such suits are very expensive to litigate. It basically becomes a battle of the experts,...
I agree with my colleague. You should also speak with the other owners of the dogs the Akita has attacked and ask them to also report him to animal...
Here are your issues: Can you prove that they are the ones that let your dog out? Can you answer why your dog was unsupervised in your yard if you...
While you are liable for any damage caused by your cat your neighbor has to prove that your cat caused this damage. I think you should not have...
That's why I suggested you speak with an attorney - there should be some record of when the addendum passed. If there is not, then you have a much...
Pennsylvania does have a Dog Purchaser Protection Act, http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/consumers.aspx?id=163, but I think you are going to have a...
If the addendum was properly passed then it applies and a new dog, even one owned by someone who previously had a dog grandfathered in, would have...
I agree with my colleague - it depends on the law in your town and if you have a homeowners' association, they may have their own rules. You should...