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WARNING: Shocking New Horse Sale Fraud Scam!
Equine Legal Solutions recently assisted one of our clients in taking down two fraudulent horse sale websites. These fake sites used photos, videos and content – including our client's bio – stolen from our client's website. When our client's customer almost "purchased" a horse from one of these fake websites, our client came to us for help. Our Equine Attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, has addressed this issue in the hopes of helping sellers and buyers from being defrauded by scam sale websites. Here is her article: WARNING: Shocking New Horse Sale Fraud Scam
ELS Releases Two New COVID-19 Liability Releases for Equine Facilities and Events
ELS announces the release of two new liability release forms:
- COVID-19 Human Health Risk Liability Release Form for Equine Facilities
- COVID-19 Human Health Risk Liability Release Form for Equine Events
New COVID-19 Liability Release for Equine Facilities
As boarding stables and other equine facilities have reopened and resumed lessons, training and other horse activities, ELS has received numerous requests for a liability release to address COVID-19 related risks. In response, we're pleased to announce the release of our new COVID-19 Human Health Risk Liability Release for Equine Facilities. This form is designed for equestrian facilities that want to protect themselves from potential liability associated with customers and visitors potentially contracting COVID-19 at the facility. For more information about the new COVID-19 Human Health Risk Liability Release for Equine Facilities, see our Horse Liability Forms page.
New COVID-19 Liability Release for Equine Events
As horse shows, clinics, trail rides and other equine events are starting to resume, ELS has received numerous requests for a liability release to address COVID-19 related risks. In response, we're pleased to announce the release of our new COVID-19 Human Health Risk Event Liability Release. This form is designed for horse event hosts that want to protect themselves from potential liability associated with event participants potentially contracting COVID-19 in connection with the event. For more information about the new COVID-19 Human Health Risk Liability Release for Equine Events, see our Horse Liability Forms page.
ELS Releases Updated Equine Sale Agreement Subject to Vet Check
ELS announces the release of an updated equine legal form – a new Equine Sale Agreement Subject to Vet Check.
Our updated Equine Sale Agreement Subject to Vet Check is designed for selling a horse subject to a pre-purchase veterinary examination where the horse won't leave the seller's possession before the sale is complete.
Changes include shortening the body of the sale agreement and including optional attachments for details about the horse's health and care, training and behavior, and a right of first refusal. There is also an optional provision for customers to add one or more additional attachments if needed.
Other changes include:
- Options for multiple breeds, breed registries, discipline associations and registration numbers
- Seller can be the horse owner or an authorized agent for the horse owner (such as a trainer)
- Option for a registered horse to be sold without its registration papers
Forms customers who have previously purchased the Equine Sale Subject to Vet Check will be sent an email with a link to download the new version at no cost.
The updated form can be purchased for $49.99. For more information, see What Our Equine Sales Agreements Include.
Managing Your Equine Facility and Events During the COVID-19 Pandemic
~ Updated June 25th, 2020 ~
The original version of this article, published on March 30, 2020, received more views than any other article ELS has ever published. Based upon the feedback and questions ELS receives, we are continuing to update this article as the COVID-19 pandemic evolves. The new article includes information for horse show and event organizers.
Here is the latest version from our equine attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart: Managing Your Equine Facility and Events During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Horse Syndication 101
Equine Legal Solutions has seen a steady increase in the number of buyers contacting us about purchasing a horse for "syndication" and wanting to know if we have a form that will meet their needs. The short answer is, "That depends." We'll need to know more about your situation before we can recommend a solution for your needs. This article by our Equine Attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, will help potential investors understand the differences between syndicates and co-ownership agreements, and which option would be best for them: Horse Syndication 101
I Bought a Lame Horse: What Are My Legal Options?
At Equine Legal Solutions, unhappy horse buyers contact us for legal advice, telling us, "I bought a horse – it seemed sound when I tried it out, but now that I have it at home IT IS LAME!! Can you help me??" Has this happened to YOU?? The first two questions we're going to ask are: 1) Did you have a pre-purchase exam? and 2) Do you have a written contract?"I Bought a Lame Horse: What Are My Legal Options?"will help buyers determine if they have legal options, and also give them tips on how they can avoid buying a lame horse in the future.Read this article by our Equine Attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, that will help buyers who discover the horse they just bought is LAME.
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Horse Boarding: Legal Rights and Responsibilities
At Equine Legal Solutions, we receive a lot of calls from horse owners AND boarding stables that are unhappy with a boarding situation and want to know what their legal rights are. Most states don't have specific laws governing horse boarding (other than animal cruelty and local zoning regulations), so horse boarding relationships are covered solely by contract, either written or verbal. Smart boarding stable managers can minimize boarding issues by using a clear and definitively written boarding contract. In addition, having prospective boarders fill out a boarding application can further prevent issues by having a clear understanding of the boarder's prior boarding history and any special accommodations they or their horse may have.
Read this article by our Equine Attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, that will help both boarders and boarding stables understand what their legal rights and responsibilities are and how they can avoid potential issues: Horse Boarding: Legal Rights and Responsibilities
Problems with Selling a Horse on Payments
Horses are often expensive to buy, and for various reasons, horse sellers occasionally agree to sell a horse on a payment plan. Smart horse sellers will take steps to minimize their risks in selling a horse on payments, but it's impossible to completely eliminate those risks. Read this article by our Equine Attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, that will help sellers understand what can go wrong when selling a horse on a payment plan, and what the horse seller can do about it: Problems with Selling a Horse on Payment
A Parent's Guide to Choosing a Horse for Their Child
Parents who are new to horses often make mistakes when searching for and buying a horse for their child. Best case is that they have a horse that while safe, is not appropriate for a beginning rider and uneducated parents. Worst case, they buy a horse that is dangerous, and their child is either injured or scared to the extent that they don't want to ride anymore. ELS has written A Parent's Guide to Choosing a Horse for Their Child to help parents learn the right way of going about buying a horse for their child. Read this article by our attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, that will help new horse parents make the correct, and SAFE, decisions when searching for a horse for their child: A Parent's Guide to Choosing a Horse for Their Child
Horse Owners: Take Steps to Minimize Your Liability
Owning a horse is one of the greatest joys in life. Trail riding, competing at horse shows, or galloping along a beach are some of our favorite things to do with our equine companions. BUT…is potential liability lurking in the shadows, just waiting to ruin the fun? Here is a checklist by equine attorney Rachel Kosmal McCart of Equine Legal Solutions to help you find out before it's too late: Horse Owner Liability Checklist
Horse Buyers: Don't Make These Critical Veterinary Pre-Purchase Exam Mistakes
At Equine Legal Solutions we often receive calls from unhappy horse buyers. One of the first questions we ask is, "Did you get a pre-purchase vet exam?" Often, the answer is "no." Read this article by our attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, about why it is important to not only have a pre-purchase exam (even for a "free" horse), but to go about it in the right manner: Horse Buyers: Don't Make These Pre-Purchase Exam Mistakes
Three Things You Should Never Say When Selling a Horse
Be careful about the words you use to describe a horse you are selling – it could come back to bite you! Read this article by our attorney, Rachel Kosmal McCart, about what NOT to say when selling a horse:Three Things You Should Never Say When Selling a Horse
Horse Sale Videos: What You Can't See Might Hurt You!
At Equine Legal Solutions, we hear from a lot of unhappy horse buyers. Many of them bought a horse sight unseen on the basis of sale videos and the seller's representations about the horse. When the horse arrived, it wasn't what the horse buyer thought it would be. Most of the time, the seller refuses to take the horse back or refund any of the dissatisfied horse buyer's money. And often, the buyer can't even resell the horse because it is unsound, unsafe or otherwise not marketable. The cost of going to try a horse in person is often negligible compared to the cost of purchasing and caring for an unsuitable horse. Here are six things you can't tell from a horse sale video.
Don't Get Taken for a Ride: Horse Sale Fraud Warning Signs
Dishonest and unlawful sale practices permeate every level in the horse industry, from $500 horses at the local feedlot auction to private sales of Olympic-level horses. Horse sale fraud is so rampant that shopping for a used car seems practically risk-free by comparison. Although clever fraudsters can dupe even experienced equine professionals, non-horsey parents buying a horse for their child and first-time horse buyers are particularly vulnerable. Here are some warning signs that a horse deal might be shady.
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