In most of the U.S., domestic violence victims may get court orders to keep their abusers from hurting or threatening their pets. Laws in some states help victims gain possession of the animals. ... READ MORE
Injured employees may receive a range of workers’ comp benefits, including medical treatment, temporary disability, and permanent disability payments. Learn how to qualify and how states calculate benefits. ... READ MORE
It’s illegal in Pennsylvania to mistreat, neglect, or abandon animals, or to tether dogs outside under certain conditions. Penalties can range from fines to felony charges. ... READ MORE
You can be charged with a crime in Florida if you abuse or neglect a dog or other animal. And if you leave your pet locked in a hot or cold car, someone else is allowed to break in if needed to rescue the animal. ... READ MORE
It’s illegal in North Carolina to mistreat, neglect, or abandon animals. The state also allows civil lawsuits to take abused pets away from their owners or caretakers. ... READ MORE
You can be charged with a crime in Illinois if you abuse animals, don’t take proper care of your pets, or tether dogs in a dangerous way. ... READ MORE
When you’ve had an on-the-job injury or illness in Florida, your employer’s insurance company must provide you with any medical care that’s needed to treat your condition. However, you have very limited options for choosing the doctors who will actually treat you. ... READ MORE
It’s a crime in Ohio to abuse or neglect pets, and the state allows Good Samaritans to rescue neglected pets or animals locked in hot cars. ... READ MORE