Recent content by apiro

I cant find any rules about not posting hypotheticals. Its okay if you don't want to answer, because of your personal beliefs related to hypotheticals, whatever they may be, or that you just don't know of any precedent to point to, but its starting to feel like trolling.

thank you for getting to the heart of the matter.

While it may be hypothetical, its a question about legal precedent relating to the framed question. I think your answers are not that you know of. Thanks.

Its hypothetical. I work in a health clinic, and am trying to assess risk the the providers who believe they might have some sort of liability. I cant personally find any precedent so thought Id ask the hive, thanks.

Can a medical provider who writes a letter for an "Emotional Support Animal" (ESA) be held liable for later injuries? Letter provided for housing purposes in the state of Texas. Letter is simply stating this person has a disability and would benefit from an ESA. Later the animal causes injury...