Understanding Fraud Within the Equine Industry Under California Law
Unlike any other industry, the equine industry experiences its fair share of fraud, if not more than other business sectors. Generally, horse sales are understood to be “as is,” meaning it is the buyer’s duty to have the horse examined via pre-purchase exam by a veterinarian and that all sales are final. California has addressed…
Bill of Sale Requirement Turned Down by USEF: Why It’s Needed
At the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) Annual Meeting held on December 8-12th, 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia, the USEF was presented with a few rule change proposals, one of them being a required written bill of sale. This rule would have subjected any USEF member in violation to the penalties of the USEF found in…
Selecting the Right Attorney: An Infographic
View the infographic below for tips and factors to consider when selecting the right attorney for your legal needs.
Staying Horse-Legal: Protecting Yourself As An Equine Seller
Selling horses can be a lucrative business when all legalities are in check. Much like any other business in which you sell expensive merchandise, there can be plenty of pitfalls that you may have to navigate. Knowing equine law, getting everything in writing, and doing your homework are just some ways you can make sure…