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A videographer says he was hired to highlight a store's grand opening with a short social media reel, then the business owner started demanding all five hours of his footage.
A videographer says he was hired to highlight a store's grand opening with a short social media reel, then the business owner started demanding all five hours of his footage.
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S12, EP53 "In the Doghouse"A landlady says her former tenant flooded the kitchen, skipped rent and left with unpaid debts; the tenant argues that the real problem was the landlady's dog, who was aggressive and made the home unsafe.
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S11, EP95 "Lights! Camera! No Action"A videographer says he was hired to highlight a store's grand opening with a short social media reel, then the business owner started demanding all five hours of his footage.
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S12, EP13 "Gym Bros in Legal Woes"A 20-year gym friendship hits the mat when a Bitcoin investment turns sour: the plaintiff says he lent his buddy thousands of dollars, but the defendant insists it was a gift.
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S11, EP75 "Batteries Not Included"The plaintiff's father bought him golf-cart batteries from the defendant and passed away shortly after; then, the plaintiff says, he discovered that the batteries were defective; the defendant says they were improperly charged.
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S12, EP102 "Battle in the Basement"A tenant blames late rent on job loss and accuses his landlady of theft, lies and making a bogus police call; meanwhile, the landlady says the tenant trashed her home and threatened her with a knife; watch as the judges cut through the accusations and find justice.
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S12, EP43 "Row A, Seat Petty!"A concert-loving friendship hits a sour note over ticket money and toxic vibes: one says she paid but got ditched; the other says she sold the tickets like she was told and deserves a refund for the stress.
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