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August 6, 2008
Animal Law Conversation at Slippery Slope
Over at The Slippery Slope, Meredith Miller (Touro) discusses animal law with Adam Karp, a Washington (State) animal law lawyer and adjunct professor of animal law at both the University of Washington and Seattle University. Around the half-way point (12 minutes or thereabouts), the conversation includes an interesting discussion on the recoverable damages when suing for harm to a pet (including valuing the life of a deceased pet).
- SBS
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