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Dog Park Negligence Concerns
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In Ontario, suing for emotional distress due to a dog parks negligence can be challenging. Owners may be liable if the park is not maintained. Emotional distress claims require proof of significant impact. Consider sending a letter to the corporation to address the issue and follow up to ensure the fence is fixed. Consulting a lawyer can provide specific guidance based on your situation.Full Conversation
Hi, can I sue a dog park owner, a corporation, for having a broken fence which I did not notice until my dog got out and I went running around looking for her for * hours. I was devastated and had panic attacks. I heard the dog park owner has to keep up the park. Can I sue for stress
Hey ****! In Ontario, suing for emotional distress or panic attacks can be challenging. Here's some general information:
- Owners may be liable for negligence if the park is not maintained.
- Emotional distress claims usually require proof of significant impact.
- Consulting a lawyer can provide specific guidance based on your situation.
Have you considered speaking to a lawyer for more personalized advice?
- Owners may be liable for negligence if the park is not maintained.
- Emotional distress claims usually require proof of significant impact.
- Consulting a lawyer can provide specific guidance based on your situation.
Have you considered speaking to a lawyer for more personalized advice?
how can I write a letter to this corporation explaining the fence is open at the bottom and my dog got out. What are you going to do about this.
Here's a basic outline for your letter:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, Province, Postal Code]
[Email Address] (optional)
[Date]
[Corporation Name]
[Corporation Address]
[City, Province, Postal Code]
Dear [Corporation Name],
I am writing to inform you of a concerning issue at your dog park located at [Location]. On [Date], I discovered that the fence at the park was open at the bottom, allowing my dog to escape. This led to an extensive search lasting five hours, causing significant distress and panic attacks.
I believe it is your responsibility to ensure the park is safe and secure. Could you please let me know what steps you are planning to take to address this issue and prevent similar incidents in the future?
I would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Consider including any relevant details, such as photos of the fence or records of your search. Would you like more information about potential next steps?
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, Province, Postal Code]
[Email Address] (optional)
[Date]
[Corporation Name]
[Corporation Address]
[City, Province, Postal Code]
Dear [Corporation Name],
I am writing to inform you of a concerning issue at your dog park located at [Location]. On [Date], I discovered that the fence at the park was open at the bottom, allowing my dog to escape. This led to an extensive search lasting five hours, causing significant distress and panic attacks.
I believe it is your responsibility to ensure the park is safe and secure. Could you please let me know what steps you are planning to take to address this issue and prevent similar incidents in the future?
I would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Consider including any relevant details, such as photos of the fence or records of your search. Would you like more information about potential next steps?
My dog could of got hit by a car
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****, it's concerning that your dog could have been hit by a car due to the broken fence. While emotional distress claims are challenging, property owners must maintain their premises. You might want to explore negligence claims further. Would you like more information about potential legal options?
****, it's concerning that your dog could have been hit by a car due to the broken fence. While emotional distress claims are challenging, property owners must maintain their premises. You might want to explore negligence claims further. Would you like more information about potential legal options?
I know I am just very upset. they should just fix the fence
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****, it's understandable to feel upset. The dog park owner has a duty to maintain the property. You might consider sending the letter you drafted to express your concerns. Have you thought about following up with the corporation after sending the letter to ensure the issue is addressed?
****, it's understandable to feel upset. The dog park owner has a duty to maintain the property. You might consider sending the letter you drafted to express your concerns. Have you thought about following up with the corporation after sending the letter to ensure the issue is addressed?
I will send the letter you showed me and then follow up next week
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****, it sounds like you have a plan in place to address the issue with the dog park owner. Following up after sending the letter is a good idea to ensure your concerns are heard. If you need further assistance or legal advice, feel free to reach out.
****, it sounds like you have a plan in place to address the issue with the dog park owner. Following up after sending the letter is a good idea to ensure your concerns are heard. If you need further assistance or legal advice, feel free to reach out.
thank you
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****, it's good to hear you have a plan to address the issue with the dog park owner. If you ever need more help or have questions about the process, feel free to reach out again. Best of luck with your letter and follow-up!
****, it's good to hear you have a plan to address the issue with the dog park owner. If you ever need more help or have questions about the process, feel free to reach out again. Best of luck with your letter and follow-up!
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