Riding Instructor magazine Spring 2022

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Legal focus

Common Characteristics of Equine Sale Disputes - And Ways to Avoid Them By Julie I. Fershtman, Attorney at Law www.equinelaw.net Equine sales are on the upswing these days,

with one. Based on these inquiries, here are

to reach buyers – social media, online

and many believe we’re now in a seller’s

five common characteristics of equine sale

auctions, horse purchase/sale web-

market, with high prices and eager buyers.

disputes:

sites, and others. The problem is, buyers sometimes fall in love with photos

As a busy lawyer with over 35 years of expeBuyers purchase horses sight unseen.

and videos, without inquiring about

from horse buyers or sellers who are consid-

Thanks to a robust online marketplace,

important details. For all you know, the

ering a lawsuit or who have been threatened

sellers have numerous opportunities

beautifully trained and well-mannered

rience, my phone rings frequently with calls

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