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A man sues after he suffers repercussions at work due to a former co-worker invading his privacy.
A man sues after he suffers repercussions at work due to a former co-worker invading his privacy.
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Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S11, EP69 "Office Spy"A man sues after he suffers repercussions at work due to a former co-worker invading his privacy.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP36 "Fostering Folly"A woman sues a foster care agency after the child she had fostered for four years was suddenly returned to her biological mother.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
Rerun Air Date: September 11, 2026Judge Cristina Pérez presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
Rerun Air Date: September 11, 2026Judge Cristina Pérez presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP65 "That's My Money"A daughter sues when she finds out that the babysitting money she earned for college was spent by her mother instead.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP64 "Petal Payback & Con Voyage"A woman sues when putrid-smelling floral arrangements ruin a graduation dinner; cousins argue over incomplete travel documents and a missed flight.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP63 "I Can't Believe You & The Roommate Strikes Back"A man sues his father for throwing away a signed, limited edition movie poster; a roommate is blamed when a collectible lightsaber is damaged during a party.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP36 "Fostering Folly"A woman sues a foster care agency after the child she had fostered for four years was suddenly returned to her biological mother.
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