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An architect is blamed after construction delays lead to lost rental income.
An architect is blamed after construction delays lead to lost rental income.
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Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S14, EP13 "Dog Napped & Sweet Mistake"An ex-con breaks into his former girlfriend's house and steals her dog; a boy's dietary restrictions are ignored by his aunt, sending him to the hospital.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP10 "Built for Nothing"An architect is blamed after construction delays lead to lost rental income.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
Rerun Air Date: October 1, 2026Judge Cristina Pérez presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
Rerun Air Date: October 1, 2026Judge Cristina Pérez presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S14, EP12 "The Bend Breakdown"A mother seeks reimbursement after her son fractured his leg while on a snowboarding trip with his best friend's family.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S14, EP11 "Cuddled and Befuddled & I Axed for a Refund"Man accuses a professional cuddler of crossing a boundary when their session turns intimate; dispute over a mediocre axe-throwing birthday party.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S14, EP10 "Punched in the Produce"A grocery store produce manager gets punched in the nose after a prank goes too far, but his subordinate argues he was provoked, but lost his job anyway.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S14, EP9 "No Room for the Single Guy & Trimmed Too Close to the Truth"A dispute over accommodations during a family vacation lands a brother on the couch and both siblings in court; a landscaper is sued for damaging a table.
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