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Ex-business partners get entangled in a dispute over a loan; a defendant claims she was unaware she was going to be charged for legal services.
Ex-business partners get entangled in a dispute over a loan; a defendant claims she was unaware she was going to be charged for legal services.
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S1, EP11A woman who owes her ex-friend $600 says she has treated the plaintiff to high-end salons and restaurants, therefore they are even; the defendant in a case regarding a swingers club countersues because her reputation has been sullied.
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S1, EP19 "Judge Jerry"A woman sues her mother for unpaid bills and lost wages; a plaintiff sues for property damage and failure to repair a computer.
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S1, EP27 "Wheel Deal or No Deal?"A mother and son sue over damages to the son's car, while the defendant blames faulty tires; a man sues his ex-girlfriend for unpaid rent and a lease buyout fee.
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S1, EP35 "Judge Jerry"One roommate abandons another, leaving her financially responsible for the rent and damages made to the apartment they shared; a man claims he was struck by a vehicle and incurred $3,000 in medical bills, eyeglass replacement and pain and suffering.
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S1, EP86A daughter resists repaying her mother for a cash loan or returning a phone for which she's paying; a woman says her ex is a deadbeat who took her collection of luxury purses and never repaid the money he borrowed from her.
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S1, EP50A woman alleges that the defendants knowingly rented her a home that was fraught with bed bugs; a marriage gone bad has an ex-wife suing her ex-husband for a multitude of expenses.
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