Appeals Court Sides with Horse Processor
Pat Raia
December 16, 2013
A federal appeals court ruled against animal rights groups that challenged U.S. horse processing plants.
A federal appeals court ruled against animal rights groups that challenged U.S. horse processing plants.
At Equine Legal Solutions, we receive a lot of calls about injuries to horses and people. The callers usually want to know whether they have
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