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A music festival attendee seeks compensation from the owner of a sanitation company after a porta-potty tips over, resulting in a bad case of pink eye.
A music festival attendee seeks compensation from the owner of a sanitation company after a porta-potty tips over, resulting in a bad case of pink eye.
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"Tipped and Dipped"A music festival attendee seeks compensation from the owner of a sanitation company after a porta-potty tips over, resulting in a bad case of pink eye.
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"Who Gets the Ashes?"A woman brings her stepdaughter and a mortuary representative to court over her late husband's ashes.
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"Tipped and Dipped"A music festival attendee seeks compensation from the owner of a sanitation company after a porta-potty tips over, resulting in a bad case of pink eye.
America's Court With Judge Ross
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