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The owner of a dog who was viciously attacked by a pit bull and eventually died is now left with veterinary bills and emotionally distraught; a woman accuses her ex-boyfriend of stealing her debit card while she was incarcerated.
The owner of a dog who was viciously attacked by a pit bull and eventually died is now left with veterinary bills and emotionally distraught; a woman accuses her ex-boyfriend of stealing her debit card while she was incarcerated.
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S1, EP77A couple say their ex-landlord rented them a property under false pretenses and misled them about amenities and utility costs, so they should not have to pay any fees; a man contends that his former friend forgave a $300 loan when he lost his job.
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S1, EP45The plaintiff asserts that the defendant is responsible for $3,000 in unpaid rent, utility bills and damages; damage caused to a man's windshield brings litigants to court.
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S1, EP76The owner of a dog who was viciously attacked by a pit bull and eventually died is now left with veterinary bills and emotionally distraught; a woman accuses her ex-boyfriend of stealing her debit card while she was incarcerated.
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S1, EP42A man claims a car repair shop damaged his car; a woman claims her cat was attacked by her neighbor's dog.
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S1, EP90An unfinished construction job results in a heap of garbage, but the defendant says he did exactly what he was paid to do; a woman sues her sister for car repairs.
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S1, EP75A woman says her son-in-law stole money out of her deceased daughter's bank account; a plaintiff contends that as soon as he broke things off with the defendant, she stole his identity.
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S1, EP69A hit-and-run defendant admits there was a crash but says the plaintiff failed to come to a complete stop; former friends are entangled in a legal rumble as one is suing for two lost phones, while the other is countersuing for breach of contract.
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S1, EP66A defendant admits to being involved in a crash but claims she was struck by a deer and only left the scene out of fear; a woman who paid an acquaintance to make repairs to her home while she was away says the defendant left the house in shambles.
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