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I don't think you have any say about who the arbitrator is going to be. However, according to the following resources, you might be able to get an arbitrator replaced mid-case. Study the resources thoroughly and carefully and be prepared to follow the process to the letter if it becomes...

Dogs know.

I don't know if a paw-sonal attorney would take a human as a client. ;)

Even if you don't believe the pet eating thing, you might admit that this one is very clever.

While I agree with some of your opinions, that's a little extreme.

The same can be said of Kamalites.

As a presidential candidate in 2019, Harris filled out a questionnaire saying she supported taxpayer-funded gender transition treatment for detained immigrants," the Time correction read. That's the moron the lefties want running the country. Good luck with that. smh

The pet eating thing has developed a life of its own and is keeping photoshop busy.

That's well under average miles for a 23 year old truck. ACV should be a lot higher than $5100. Not much by way of comparables for just 2001. Might need a spread of a year or two in either direction...

"Remember when illegal aliens who ate cats was (sic) fiction. Good times." Picture shows Alf with a cat in between two sides of a sub sandwich.

You won't get an attorney on a contingency like for BI claims. You'll have to pay his hourly rate with a hefty retainer. You won't get any of that back and no attorney is going to get you enough money for the truck to even pay his fees. That's right. And why it almost never makes sense to...

That tells me that the lawyer won't be much help in the car damage claim.

I wonder if the donkey lovers will figure out that they will be paying for that $60,000 small business tax credit.

Yeah, I caught that too.

No. You can keep the car for the ACV less the salvage value. Then figure out how to repair it for that money. If it's your own insurance there's a deductible.

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No. That would be illegal according to the following summary of the NY labor law. https://www.ny.gov/salary-history-ban/salary-history-ban-what-you-need-know As for you accidentlaly providing any hints, well, that's on you.

Here is the WA dog bite statute. https://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=16.08 And a comprehensive review of WA dog bite law. https://dogbitelaw.com/statutory-strict-liability-state/washington-state-dog-bite-law