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New York Appellate Court Denies Summary Judgment Motion in Dog Bite Case

A dog had lived at 1140 Ontario Street, Utica, with the defendants, who were affianced, for several years. He had a prior history of two or three bites that are essentially uncontested. Defendant (“the defendant”) had acquired the dog but was apparently the shared pet of both defendants until August…

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Plaintiff Moves for Punitive Damages in Dog Bite Case, New York Appellate Court Decides

On 4 August 2003, plaintiff attended an afternoon party thrown by the defendants (defendant-one and defendant-two) at their house. While standing in defendants’ pool area, plaintiff was bitten on her left ankle by defendants’ dog, a nine year-old cockapoo weighing approximately twenty-five pounds. Plaintiff has filed a complaint for the…

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New York Appellate Court Decides Whether Defendant Insurance Company is Required to Defend Plaintiffs

Nancy Bianco et al are the appellants in this case. They are represented by the law offices of Gibbons & Burke from Scotia. The counsel for the appellants is J. William Burke. The respondent in this matter is Travelers Insurance Company. The respondent is represented by the law offices of…

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Nassau County Supreme Court Determines if Defendant Insurance Company is Obligated to Defend Insured

The plaintiff for this particular case is Tri-State Consumer Insurance Company. The defendants in the case are Karen Venezia, Patricia and Christopher McMonigle, and Megan Lawlor. The defendants are called the Venezia defendants throughout the case. The case is being heard in the Supreme Court of the State of New…

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