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How to defend yourself in a livestock injury lawsuit
Call your insurer.
Most injuries to livestock are caused by dogs. If your dog has injured someone's livestock, then you should call your insurer.

Select from:
(A). If you aren't familiar with the law, then contact your local city or state/state's department of livestock insurance or animal rehabilitation; or call your local circuit court for advice. The court that tries to sue you might ask you if you believe your dog has injured someone in the past.;
(B). Then call 1-800-560-1213 and ask for the following information: pet owner identification number (ein), vet id number (n), and phone number (if you are in the u.s.). During phone call, describe the incident carefully and describe your relationship to that person.;
(C). Your homeowners or dog owner's liability insurance might cover the claim against you. For this reason you should contact your insurer as soon as possible with the following : Pictures of the injury the names of the livestock owner and any witnesses police report Get evidence of the injury.;
(D). You may not find the phone numbers for your insurer in your state (even if you found them here), but search online to find out. These local offices may also have a list of available common damages and ask you to stop by to speak with an agent.;
(C).