Equine Law
Rose Law Group pc’s Equine Law attorney is able to assist with virtually any equine related legal matter you may have. From providing equine-related contracts, including purchase and sale agreements, leases, boarding agreements, and breeding contracts to facilitating transactions and resolving disputes, we are there to service all of your needs.
When you can depend on someone to provide preventative maintenance, quality care, and attention to detail, your chances of success are greater. More importantly, your ability to enjoy what you do without worry grows exponentially. The value of a good professional cannot be understated in the equine world. For those things that you cannot do yourself, there are professionals, such as farriers, veterinarians, trainers, and the like. Similarly, Rose Law Group pc’s Equine Law department is available to protect your interests.
From purchase to sale, and everything in between, there are measures that you can take to minimize risk, protect your interests, and maximize your productivity within the equestrian industry. In addition to having solid contracts, ensuring compliance with local land use and zoning laws is of paramount importance when keeping horses on your property in Arizona.
In addition to providing contracts and helping you navigate through land use issues we are here to assist in entity formations, show organization, and asset protection. Our legal services also extend to equine related insurance claims, litigation representation, filing for agricultural property tax assessments, and estate planning.
Below is a list of some of the equine related services we offer for stakeholders in Arizona’s horse industry:
Horse Owners and Investors in Arizona
- Purchase/Sale Agreements
- Installment Sales Agreements
- Bill of Sale
- Estate Planning
- Asset Protection
- Partnerships and Syndications
- Entity Formation
Trainers
- Training Contracts
- Agency Agreement and Management Authority
- Authority to Enter Shows, Competitions, or Races
- Dispute Resolution
- Commission Arrangements/Split Earnings Agreements
- Lesson Contracts
Boarding Facility Operators
- Boarding Contracts
- Liability Releases
- Medical Consent
- Dispute Resolution
- Employment Contracts
Horse Facility/Property Owners
- Land Use Issues
- Building Permits
- Ground Leases
- Agricultural Property Tax Assessments
- Liability Releases
Breeding
- Breeding Contracts
- Shipped Semen Agreements
- Mare Management Contracts
- Club Disputes and Resolution of Registration Issues
Other Equine Services
- Litigation
- Insurance Support
- Inquiries and Hearings
- Organization Structuring
- Show Management Support
- Transportation Agreements/Waivers
- Tax Matters
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Congress divided over whether to kill thousands of wild horses; Rose Law Group equine lawyer Adam Trenk suggests ‘holisic’ approach
Crush of the animals causing environmental damages By Josh Siegel | Washington Examiner John Ruhs, the Bureau of Land Management’s director in Nevada, helps oversee 37,700 wild horses and burros roaming federal lands in the state, more than three times the number the agency has determined the ranges there can sustain. Nevada bears the worst of a problem trampling the
Adam M. Trenk Esq., Arizona equestrian community’s premier attorney
Arizona Horse Connection Adam Trenk, Esq., has been the choice attorney for Arizona’s horse community for more than six years. He and his colleagues at Scottsdale’s Rose Law Group pc provide a full spectrum of business and legal services assisting clients across a wide range of industries. Adam takes pride in delivering results when he assists his clients with an
Kill wild horses? Solid policies needed for overcrowding, says Rose Law Group Equine Attorney Adam Trenk
The idea of euthanizing horses is controversial and likely would require congressional approval, and horse enthusiasts say they are appalled. By Brandon Loomis | The Republic Federal officials count at least 67,000 horses and burros on public lands Bureau of Land Management holds 45,000 in captivity Advocates worried that many horses would be sold for slaughter A federal advisory committee
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