I would like to thank you for taking the time to talk to me yesterday regarding my deceased mare Picante.
Your credentials are very impressive
and I would certainly feel confident if you were handling Picante’s case.
D. Largeteau,
Axens North America
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Title of Article: "The "Agent"
Trainer as Fiduciary"
Author: Lisa M. Spano, Esq.
Synopsis:
If not careful, the web an agent weaves as a fiduciary for his or her client
can be a tangled mess.
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Title of Article: "A Pet's
Fair Market Value"
Author: David D. Johnson
Synopsis:
We all know how much our horses and pets mean to us and
now it appears a three judge panel of the Illinois Appellate
Court agrees, too....
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Title of Article: "Sales Code of Ethics"
Author: Jihan Murad, Esq.
Synopsis:
An agency agreement between a buyer and a seller can outline
the respective duties and obligations of each party.....
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Title of Article: "Know What Your Lawyers Are Doing"
Author: David D. Johnson
Synopsis:
I try to keep up with legal thoughts and cases that may
affect my friends and legal actions they may have commenced
relating to a horse-related issue; (Remember, I am NOT an
attorney…talk to your own lawyer).....
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Title of Article: "The Fly Control Arsenal -
Help Your Horse Battle the Enemy"
Author: Hallie McEvoy
Synopsis:
Your horse's territory is under attack. He is surrounded
by villainous pests and outnumbered. The air power of the
enemy is strong, and his weapons are painful and sometimes
deadly. However, you are ready to come to your horse's rescue.
You are armed and ready with a wide arsenal of techniques
and products to repel and kill flies - the enemy.
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Title of Article: "The Pre-purchase Exam vs. The Insurance Exam"
Author: David D. Johnson
Synopsis:
In buying a new horse there are several things to consider
relative to the health and soundness of the prospect. A
pre-purchase health and soundness examination may be more
than you want to spend but what if a problem is detected
in the more complete pre-purchase examination. You could
easily save yourself lots more money because the vet found
degenerative joint disease, (As an example).
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