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Jean-Pierre Ruiz is a Washington State-based attorney, practicing animal law and corporate law for non-profit organizations. Jean-Pierre received his engineering degree from McGill University, and his law degree from IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law where he was on the Dean’s List. Jean-Pierre was a member of the school’s nationally-recognized Trial Advocacy Team. Jean-Pierre clerked for Judge Warren Wolfson, author of numerous trial advocacy books. Jean-Pierre combines his passion for animal well-being with empathy, sympathy and compassion He inspires trust, confidence and believes in zealous, but civil, representation. Jean-Pierre is a member of the Animal Legal Defense Fund.

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ASPCA's and Toronto Humane Society's Unethical Behavior? (Part III)

Friday, December 25th, 2009

In Part I of this two-part article, we look at recent news made by the Seattle Human Society which complained that the the ASPCA was asking for...
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ASPCA's and the Toronto Humane Society's unethical behavior? - Part I

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In Part I of this two-part article, we look at recent news made by the Seattle Human Society, The ASPCA and the Toronto Humane Society. These...
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Tax-payer dollars no longer to support distribution of animal fighting material

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Amazon.com supports animal cruelty - Part III

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In two previous blogs (www.examiner.com/examiner/x-9726-Seattle-Pet-Laws-Examiner~y2009m5d29-Amazoncom-supports-animal-cruelty;...
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Amazon.com supports animal cruelty - Part II

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In my last posting, I discussed how Amazon.com is breaking federal law and supporting animal cruelty by selling certain material depicting acts of,...
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Amazon.com supports animal cruelty

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In an age where the ethics and morality of executives have been called into ever greater question, where the means justify the end, and extracting the...
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