Here are eight things to look for when determining if you have a legal case in the horse industry.

Your newly purchased horse is lame. Do you have a case against the seller? It depends on the circumstances of the sale.

Does your new horse have behavioral problem the seller didn't disclose? Here's what to do.

When a legal situation occurs, many horse people do not when and how to hire an attorney. Our tips can guide you toward finding an appropriate attorney when you need one.

Small claims court is designed to be accessible, but some may find it intimidating. Here are tips for successfully pursuing your equine small claims case.

While small claims court is the appropriate venue for small equine-related cases, it is not suitable for larger, more complex ones.

The dollar amount of your case is a key factor, but not the only one, in determining if small claims is the proper venue.

Litigants often make mistakes that can turn the outcome of their case unfavorable. Here are the top five mistakes you should be aware of before your equine case goes to small claims.