NEW PODCAST EPISODE OUT NOW: Hannah Grant, with the Animal Law Firm, interviews Austin Hill, with The Wild Animal Sanctuary, located in Keenesburg, CO. They discuss the captive wildlife crisis, the history of the sanctuary, the adversity that 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations face, as well as some inspiring stories of rescued animals. Listen in to learn …
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The Animal Law Firm is excited to announce that it is expanding across the country and welcoming four new team members to the pack! Read below to learn more about each new constituent: Robyn Jordan: Associate Attorney Robyn achieved a B.A. in Sociology and Criminology/Criminal Justice from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. A …
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EXCITING NEWS!!! The Animal Law Firm is now officially serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey clientele! As the North Atlantic’s Premier Animal Lawyers, we represent people and pets in pet custody, dog bite defense, service animal representation, veterinary malpractice, breeder contract disputes, and so much more! Contact us at (215)-664-8448, or check out our website at …
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The Animal Law Firm is excited to announce our partnership with The Center for Animal Litigation in order to join their Network of Attorneys! The Center for Animal Litigation works to protect and advance animal rights by providing resources and education to animal owners. This network is a collective database that includes the contact info …
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Earlier this year I had the honor and privilege of being a mentor to three very intelligent and driven young women interested in animal rights. The following is an essay graciously donated to The Animal Law Firm’s blog written by Ms. Sabine H. for her school’s Capstone Project. I hope you enjoy her brilliant essay …
Yes. At common law, this is known as an “agister’s lien.” An agister is a person who cares for livestock: i.e., feeding, herding, pasturing, keeping, ranching, or boarding livestock or providing for the medical care of livestock. If I own livestock and I provide food, water, medical care, and any other needs for the livestock, …
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