Pet Damages
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The Golden Retriever Rule: Alaska's Identity Privilege for Animal Adoption Agencies and for Adoptive Animal Owners |
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The Future of Veterinary Malpractice Liability in the Care of Companion Animals | |
The Economic Value of Companion Animals: A Legal and Anthropological Argument for Special Valuation | |
THE ANIMAL COMPANION PUZZLE: A WORTH UNKNOWN THOUGH HEIGHT TAKEN | |
Terrence Ing v. American Airlines, a corporation doing business in the State of California; and DOES 1 through 20, inclusive |
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Ten Hopen v. Walker |
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Survey of Damages Measures Recognized in Negligence Cases Involving Animals | This article will first articulate the various ways in which courts and legislatures have resolved negligence cases involving plaintiffs seeking emotion-based damages for harm done to their companion animals. Second, this article will provide an overview of the public policy issues surrounding recovery for emotional damages in tort cases involving animals. Finally, this article will explain how allowing non-economic damages in companion animal cases involving mere negligence would be unsound public policy and an unwise departure from established law. |
Strickland v. Medlen |
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Strickland v. Davis |
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Strawser v. Wright |
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