Pint-Sized Pooch Leads To Big Time Lawsuit
February 27, 2009
New York attorney Paulette Taylor wants $500,000 in damages because the barking of her neighbor’s two Chihuahuas is causing “emotional and physical distress.” The neighbor “may even be guilty of inciting his Chihuahuas to bark.” Both the owners of 382 Central Park West and the building’s managers were also named in the suit.
Imagine the “emotional and physical distress” Ms. Taylor is causing with this half-million dollar frivolous lawsuit. The dogs are probably yapping for a Gordito. It’d be a lot less expensive if she just took her neighbor to Taco Bell.
Posted by Dan Pero in the categories: Tort Reform, Trial Lawyers
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[...] Lawyer Paulette Taylor says she has complained to neighbor Theodore Henderson and to the management of their Central Park West building that his two Chihuahuas “bark in a manner that is offensive, constant, continuous and incessant.” Failing to find satisfaction that way, “We’re asking for a restraining order against the dogs,” says her lawyer, Jacqueline Bukowski, and $500,000 for “emotional and physical distress” couldn’t hurt either. [NY Post via Pero] [...]