During her tenure as corporate counsel, Attorney Morris practiced a diverse range of law throughout numerous courts in Massachusetts and N.H. She appeared before several administrative agencies, including the Department of Labor, the Public Utilities Commission, and the
"Animal Law" success stories:
My clients include individuals and business owners, including animal owners, non-profit organizations and animal rescues, farriers, veterinarians, doggie day cares and boarding facilities, and more.
Breeder Liability and Cost Recovery: A dog breeder sold puppies with severe hip dysplasia. I went to battle to have my client dog's surgical bills paid. I also demanded the breeder alert all the litter's owners as to the dysplasia and neuter the parent dogs. in another instance, sought specific performance by the breeder to register the animal for breeding purposes.
Sale of Goods: My client won the return of all payments on the purchase of a horse. She also received all expenses she incurred while a horse resided at her farm (including daily care, veterinarian bills and transportation). The horse had severe physical issues, undiagnosed until weeks after the sale.
Construction: Breach of contract and unworkmanlike construction on a horse barn left my client with an unsafe, uncompleted structure. A new contractor was hired to correct and complete the barn at no cost to my client.
Business Formation: Formed a non-profit resuce organization in New Hampshire, assisting my client in drafting the Articles of Agreement, By-laws, and Conflict of Interest documents.
Risk Management: Prepared contracts for businesses (such as boarding facilities) which included an assessment of current risk exposure and drafting new sales, leases, hold harmless clauses, boarding agreements, and hauling contracts.
Ownership Dispute: Partners disputed the share of veterinary costs and resale value of a horse due to injury. Through an evaluation (PPE) by a neutral veterinarian and a trainer, I negotiated the buy out price and dissolved the partnership.