Salinas v. Martin
STEPHEN SALINAS, Plaintiff and Appellant, v. PAOLO MARTIN, Defendant and Respondent.166 Cal. App. 4th 404COURT OF APPEAL OF CALIFORNIA FIRST APPELLATE…
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Ahrens v. Rogowski
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Ahrensv.Rogowski2015 WL 720288Only the Westlaw citation is currently available.UNPUBLISHED OPINION.…
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The jury ruled in the plaintiffs' favor after the insurer and defendant turned down a pretrial $1.4 million settlement offer.
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Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Salinasv.Martin166 Cal.App.4th 404Court of Appeal, First District, Division 1, California.Stephen SALINAS,…
Read Full ArticleJury Rejects Violinist’s Claim that Boxer Knocked Her Down in Dog Park Due to Owners' Negligence
A Texas jury has rejected a negligence claim brought by a woman who alleged that she had been injured when a dog ran into her from behind at a dog park.Facts…
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This 2011 Claims column discusses dog bites and how certain breeds may or may not be excluded.
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In the May 2011 edition of Claims magazine, FC&S editor Christine Barlow discusses if some breeds should be excluded from coverage.
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An analysis of the ISO Canine Liability Exclusion HO 24 77 form, which allows an insured and insurer to agree to exclude coverage for a particular dog in the household.
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Allstate Insurance has filed suit against an insured in order to be relased from liability for claim for a serious and fatal dog attack. This commentary looks at standard policy language and explains the relevant issues, exclusions and coverages.
Read Full ArticleVacationing Dog Owner Bears 'Strict Responsibility' for Bite; Dog Sitter Uninsured
"The plaintiff doesn't have to prove negligence, but only has to prove [the defendant is] the owner and that the dog did the damage," says Dale P. Faulkner, of New London's Faulkner & Graves.
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