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TRENTON, N.J. (Legal Newsline) – A woman who sustained injuries trying to rescue her neighbors' dog from a canal can’t sue its owners, the New Jersey Supreme Court recently ruled.

A woman who said she was injured jumping into the canal in Lacey Township in 2017 to save a dog can't sue the owners, the NJ Supreme Court ruled Monday.

NEW JERSEY , United States (AP) — A woman who says she suffered serious injuries while trying to save her neighbours’ dog from a canal can’t sue the pooch’s owners, New Jersey’s Supreme Court rul...

A woman who says she suffered serious injuries while trying to save her neighbors' dog from a canal can't sue the animal's owners, according to New Jersey's Supreme Court.

A woman who says she suffered serious injuries while trying to save her neighbors' dog from a canal can't sue the animal's owners, according to New Jersey's Supreme Court.

A woman who says she suffered serious injuries while trying to save her neighbors' dog from a canal can't sue the pooch's owners, New Jersey's Supreme

Injuries to a woman who heroically jumped in a canal to save a neighbor’s dog were not considered viable as a cause of action under the state’s rescue doctrine. See Ann Samolyk v....

A woman who says she suffered serious injuries while trying to save her neighbors’ dog from a canal can’t sue the pooch’s owners, New Jersey’s Supreme...

The court unanimously rejected Ann Samolyk’s claims

The state Supreme Court ruled a legal concept allowing rescuers to sue for injuries doesnt extend to attempts to protect property or pets.