As pet status rises in households, Idaho bar prepares its members (access required)

By: Anne Wallace Allen March 20, 2014 Comments Off

Animal law is typically a low-paying specialty, the domain of lawyers willing to trade their time to help an animal. But as pets take on a larger role in the household, and in the share of the household budget, the specialty will probably become more lucrative. Boise lawyer Heather Cunningham said she has often taken animal-related cases ...

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As pet status rises in households, Idaho bar prepares its members

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