Trademark application Lawyer
Practice Areas: Trademark Application, Animal Law
I agree with my colleagues - if you can identify the dog's owner you can either pursue them through their insurer or small claims court.
Yes, the dog's owner would be liable under the circumstances you describe. If your insurer won't pursue the owner then you may have to file a small...
It really depends on the laws in your area regarding the return of deposits and on what your lease says about the return of pet deposits (they can...
Are you asking if you can sue your neighbor for the amount of the vet bills? The answer is yes, depending on the amount of the vet bills you can...
You need to speak with an attorney since this woman obviously is not going to listen to reason. I would certainly consider taking her to small...
You can certainly ask the landlord to pay to exterminate, but don't be surprised if he says no. The landlord will argue that he's never had a...
I am going to partially disagree with my colleague. You may want to consult an attorney because local laws may differ, but, generally, you can tape...
Oregon allows what is called an Agister's Lien, which, basically, gives you the right to sell the horses after following a very specific procedure....
I agree with my colleague - what does your lease say? Did you do a move-in damage report? If your lease calls for a pet deposit, then yes they can...
Did you pay the vet bills? If so, then you may have to take them to small claims court. The San Bernardino court website has information on small...
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