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Not prectically form a variety of reasons, as ordering such meds on line means you werent getting them from a vet with regular visits and check ups.... Read Answer
You will need to hire an expert to support that the surgery was "not needed".X-Rays are not perfect and if they supported surgical intervention... Read Answer
No I don't think so. It sounds like she abandoned the dog.
Absent a written empoloyment contract - the employer can change wage rates as they choose.
You likely need to hire a lawyer to address this lawsuit and part of that may be a counter-suit for FHA/ADA violations. Sounds like the HOA thinks... Read Answer
You will need to hire a Louisiana lawyer to address that charge.
You can file suit in the General Sessions Court against the dog owner.
You will need to retain a personal injury lawyer to address the issues as described if they are factually accurate.
You could sue to try and recover for the damages that you are asking about but I don't think that you would be able to recover those damages.
You can sue the dog day care center for negligence.
General civil trial lawyer - be prepared for some hefty legal fee retainers on such a case as Hatfield v. McCoys cases can become very conentious and... Read Answer
There is something missing in this equation as that makes little sense as presented. If this is to be pursued you will likely need to retain a lawyer... Read Answer
That will be to the judge to decide.
If you want to sue the breeder, you can do so in General Sessions Court.
You may call me on my cell phone (615-646-9417) and we can talk about it.
The question is are you in love the dog enough to spend thouands of dollars out of pocket in legal fees to force such payment from the pet shop? If... Read Answer
Likely slim to none - but that doesn't mean the other dog owner wont sue or claim a different story.
I think this was answered in another post. As previously stated, I am not sure how you would know that the other person didn't own the dog prior or... Read Answer
Seriously? Because we KNOW its not your dog to start, so its a higher chance its the other person's dog as a starting point. Your argument is like... Read Answer
Likely yes. You may have to sue her for "replevin" with a lawyer as most law enforcement will not intervene if she claims itsher cat and this a... Read Answer
Looking on a legal advice site is not a good start. You need to contact a qualifed veteranian and be prepared to pay a substantial expert fee just... Read Answer
If you are being sued or charged with some crime over being an activist, the price to pay for activisim is that YOU not others will need to fund your... Read Answer
There is likely some sort of appeal process from an admistrative determination or some other legal action to intervene. Problem may be when ALL your... Read Answer
This is a classic histrionic bouncing ball tenant complaint, that makes little sense as posted. Bottom liine is if the LL is trying to evict you, you... Read Answer
Nothing practical you can do. It is what it is and your best bet is to try to schedule viewings at times when the dogs aren't as yappy.