FAQs on Service and Emotional Support Animals for Wisconsin Businesses
Posted on Nov 7, 2019
by Lora L. Zimmer
With the growing popularity of emotional support animals, we’ve been getting a lot of questions from clients lately asking about what to do when a customer/client/patient shows up at their place of business with an animal. Attorney Lora Zimmer has created the infographic below to help you determine whether an animal is a service animal or an emotional support animal, and what your legal obligations are in each scenario. As always, if you have any questions on this topic, or if you would like help drafting a policy for your business on service and emotional support animals, we are here to help.
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Lora L. Zimmer
Health Law and Title IX Attorney at McCarty Law LLP
Lora focuses her practice in corporate and business transactions, with a particular focus on the business and regulatory needs of health care clients.
In addition, Lora is a trained Title IX investigator, providing prompt, thorough investigations and objective reporting in response to alleged violations of schools’ sexual misconduct policies.
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