Equine events, such as races and horse shows, provide excellent opportunities for horse enthusiasts to do what they love. However, those who put on such events take a significant risk. Horses can be dangerous, and they present a risk to participants and spectators alike. Therefore, as an equine event organizer, it is...
Category: Equine Law
I Was Sold a Horse with Medical Defects: Now What?
When purchasing a horse, you expect it to be healthy and fit for your intended use. Unfortunately, however, some horse sellers are less than honest when conducting business, and they sell horses with known medical defects. In addition, others may unknowingly sell horses with medical problems. In this article, we discuss what...
Ways to Avoid Equine Sales Disputes
The equine industry is growing in popularity, which means that more people than ever are buying and selling horses. Unfortunately, however, many of these equine sales lead to disputes—some of which result in litigation. So, whether you are a buyer or seller, it’s important that you takes steps to avoid such disputes....
Why You Should Hire an Attorney When Forming Your Equine Business
The equine industry presents unique challenges to business owners. Unfortunately, many of these challenges involve potential liability. Therefore, when forming an equine business, it is imperative to seek the guidance of an attorney who understands the complexities of the horse industry. A corporate and business law attorney with experience in the equine...
Common Horse-Related Accidents that Result in Lawsuits
Florida’s climate and landscape make it an excellent place to own a horse. In fact, Florida is home to over half a million horses, and around two-thirds of them are used for recreation and competition. Unfortunately, however, horse-related activities can be dangerous. Therefore, given the popularity of the equine industry in Florida,...