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Ohio Court Ruling Could Change Dog Bite Lawsuits
In a case from northeast Ohio's Summit County, the court ruled 5-2
Wednesday that owners may be sued both under the state's dog bite
law and for more general negligence.The decision is a victory for
the family of a 12-year-old girl who was mauled by a dog and was
hurt on the head.A trial judge had allowed the girl's mother to sue
the owners only under the dog bite statute, limiting the money
award in the case. The jury awarded compensatory damages of $5,000
for the girl's medical bills and other costs.The Supreme Court says
the mother should also have been allowed to pursue a negligence
claim and possible punitive damages.
Dog Bite Attacks: What to do After an Attack
Dog bite attacks can happen in an instant, even when the dog has no
prior history of aggression and the breed of the canine is not a
factor. Children are often the victims of dog bites and when a dog
bite attack does occur it is important to know what to do. The
First Step After A Dog Bite¿ After
a dog bite it is important to go to the emergency room immediately,
it is important to protect your health even if the canine has had
its rabies shot or even if there are no broken bones, severe gashes
or other injuries. If the skin is broken to be safe it is important
to go to the ER. There are some people that do not want to use an
ambulance service or even go to the emergency room due to the
costs, especially if they do not have insurance, or worry the costs
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companion alleged the cars were among 28 cars O'Quinn gave to her,
but the judge found she failed to establish a "probable right to
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300 of the 860 cars in his collection have already been sold.
Parents, School Tangle Over Boy's Hair
Taylor Pugh has been suspended from pre-kindergarten because he
likes his hair a little on the floppy side. The 4-year-old sat with
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It's official: Don Henley wins summary judgment over Chuck DeVore on copyright claims
It's been a very bad month for Chuck DeVore. On June 8, the
Republican Assemblyman from Orange County finished third in the GOP
primary for the right to take on Sen. Barbara Boxer (D). And then,
just a few days later, federal Judge James Selna issued his formal
ruling on Henley's copyright and Lanham Act claims regarding
DeVore's videos that used Henley's songs to mock Boxer and
President Obama, soundly rejecting DeVore's fair use defense. While
I haven't done a line-by-line comparison of the tentative and final
rulings, it appears that the one substantive change favored DeVore
and his co-defendants. In the tentative ruling, Selna determined
that the defendants had committed willful copyright infringement,
but in the actual order, he declined to grant summary judgment in
favor of either pa...
