California | Personal Injury
Legal Question
Being sued for vet bills
My dog got into a fight with another
dog . My dog was off-leash and on
public property. The other dog did
not have any obvious injuries and
appeared fine after the incident. I
am now being sued in small claims
court for $7500.00 in vet bills.
My questions are-
If the plaintiff can prove the dog was
injured how much can she recover?
Is a dog considered personal
property?
If so am I only responsible to
compensate up to the fair market
value of the dog?
I know there is emotional
attachments to dogs and I feel bad
but what am I responsible for under
the law?
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