Autumn 2020
- Recreational Use Statute Does Not Bar Lawsuit Over “Negligently Bridled” Horse
- Injured Rider Sues, Alleging Safety Vest Malfunction
- Indiana Supreme Court Justice Files Dissent In Horse-Kick Case, Comparing It To A “Classic Dog Bite Case” And Rejecting “Sporting Event” Analysis
- Lack Of Expert Dooms Case Alleging Monensin Tainted Feed
- “Those Seats Are Taken”
- Steeplechase Trainer Concedes Loss After Winning Appeal
- Court OK’s Transfer Of Horses From Wife To Daughter
- Putting A Price On Release Of Non-Compete Dooms Employer’s Injunction Request
- Court Declines To Reduce Jury Award Of Punitive Damages
- NY Court Clarifies Rule On Non-Owner Liability For Injury-Causing Animals
- Animal Adoption Agency Has Duty To Inform Adopter Of Animal’s Past History
- Does Aggressive Behavior Between Animals Presage Threat To Humans?
- Livestock Owner Has No Duty To Inspect Fences Daily
- NY Gaming Commission Suspends Harness Racing Licensees For Abuse And Needle Possession
- American Horse Council & Coalition of Equine Organizations Oppose “Compromise” Proposal to PAST Act
- Municipality Can Be Sued For Enhancing Risk Of Recreational Activity
- FEI Tribunal Issues Decisions in Three Equine Anti-Doping Cases
- FEI Investigates Two Horse Abuse Cases
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