Trademark application Lawyer
Practice Areas: Trademark Application, Animal Law
Yes, your neighbor is liable for the damage caused by the falling tree. Have you spoken with him about the damage/ It's not clear from your...
Possibly. Contact your local zoning or ordinance department for guidance.
Did the bite occur in your home? If so, then you need to contact your homeowner's insurance for guidance. I hope that you have her assurances...
Probably not - if she knew the dog had a tendency to bite and did not tell your mother that fact, then yes, she is responsible. If she did tell...
Mariah1818 - you are incorrect. While a landlord must accept a companion or service animal they may still charge a deposit or "pet rent" for the...
Contact your town's zoning board and ask for their help. If they can't help you, you are going to have to hire an attorney.
What does your contract say? Have you been taking the dog to the vet for regular visits? Did you have a vet check done immediately after you got...
Hire a lawyer - seriously. This could get very ugly very quickly and this is not something you should try and handle on your own. Good luck.
Yes and no. You need to call animal control and let them handle the other tenant's dog being out as I am sure your town has a leash law. In...
Have you discussed this with your vet? Your vet might be willing to lower the bill, but, frankly, doesn't have to. If the vet refuses, suing is not...
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