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Lesley Farms LLC v. National Veterinary Associates Inc et al
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2:25-cv-00229
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June 16, 2025
Vet, Manager Can't Dodge $6M Horse Semen Suit, Farm Says
A horse farm told an Oregon federal judge that a veterinarian and a boarding manager can't escape a negligence and malpractice suit stemming from the destruction of $6.4 million worth of stallion semen, arguing the complaint successfully shows the two men violated consumer protections.
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May 20, 2025
Veterinarian, Manager Ask To Exit $6M Horse Semen Suit
Two employees of a veterinary firm have asked a Washington federal court to toss a lawsuit accusing them and others of malpractice and negligence stemming from the destruction of about $6.4 million worth of purebred Arabian stallion semen during transport, arguing the complaint improperly lumps all the defendants and allegations together.
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February 07, 2025
Stables Launch $6M Suit Over Late Stud's Spoiled Semen
An Oregon horse farm has claimed that a Washington-based equine vet practice and its breeding program partnership destroyed $6.4 million worth of frozen semen from a champion Arabian stallion after the collections thawed during shipment, according to a new lawsuit in Seattle federal court.