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A woman says she was hired and then reclassified as an unpaid intern, while the business owner argues that a contract was never signed and she barely worked.
A woman says she was hired and then reclassified as an unpaid intern, while the business owner argues that a contract was never signed and she barely worked.
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S13, EP23 "No Family Discount"A couple say their niece and nephew left owing rent and cleanup costs; the niece and nephew argue that the house was a mess and wasn't worth the rent increase.
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S12, EP157 "Leasebreaker"What started as a lease ends in total release; the landlord claims the ex-tenant left damage and a walkout without notice, while the ex-tenant alleges the landlord was a nightmare who harassed and priced her out; this rental war leaves both parties fighting over who crossed the line.
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S11, EP67 "Tit for Tattoo Table"A tattoo artist sues the owner of his workspace for theft and pain and suffering; after a graffiti tag portending violence was left on the door, the owner asked him to leave, and a scuffle ensued.
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S11, EP106 "Tick-IT Girl"A man who sold his car to a woman who then sold it to the defendant and her daughter says he received a flood of tickets he traced back to the defendant, who said the car was stolen but promised to handle the fines.
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