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A man sues his pet sitter, saying his pregnant snake died after being fed a poisoned mouse when her food supply ran out.
A man sues his pet sitter, saying his pregnant snake died after being fed a poisoned mouse when her food supply ran out.
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"Nuevo Teeth"A man says his ex is a gold digger who used him for a trip to Costa Rica and dental work then ghosted him when they returned home.
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"Family Heirloom & Laundry Loser"A dispute over an heirloom engagement ring after a wedding is canceled; neighbors argue over damaged clothes left in a shared laundry room.
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"Mea Culpa"A man takes his ex to court after she abruptly cancels a planned trip to Spain, forcing him to pay for other living arrangements after they break up.
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"Pop Goes the Firework & Reservation Reset"A man blames his cousin's boyfriend for injuries sustained during a Fourth of July celebration; a woman sues a restaurant owner over unexpected rental fees.
America's Court With Judge Ross
"Family Heirloom & Laundry Loser"A dispute over an heirloom engagement ring after a wedding is canceled; neighbors argue over damaged clothes left in a shared laundry room.
America's Court With Judge Ross
"Nuevo Teeth"A man says his ex is a gold digger who used him for a trip to Costa Rica and dental work then ghosted him when they returned home.
America's Court With Judge Ross
"Fell in Love & Drive-Thru Dumpster"A dispute between cousins over payment for wedding photography; a spilled drive-thru drink causes damage to a customer's vehicle.
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