In this exclusive excerpt from lawyer Catherine Willson's new book 'Canadian Equine Law', some recommendations when using an agent are covered.

What legal recourse does a barn owner have if a boarder falls behind in their payments ‒ or worse, disappears?

If you purchase a horse that does not live up to the promises made by the seller, you have some recourses - with or without a sales contract.

What are your legal rights regarding leaving a stable, breaking a horse lease, or switching trainers? Keep reading to find out.

From holdbacks to owner liability, knowing the ins and outs of construction law can mean the difference between a successful project or a nightmare.

How courts apportion liability in situations where dogs and horses interact negatively

Leasing a horse gives individuals an opportunity to enjoy all the pleasures of riding without the responsibility of ownership.

Many stable operations hire barn staff in the form of casual help to maintain and operate the barn, care for the horses, give riding lessons, and more.

Without a will, the laws on “intestate succession” will apply and the court will be required to choose an administrator for your estate.

This article gives readers advice when it comes to buying a horse, explaining what a pre-purchase exam is and anything else buyers may need to know.