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Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for taking his new love interest on the non-refundable trip she paid for; a ruse to land a big client goes awry.
Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for taking his new love interest on the non-refundable trip she paid for; a ruse to land a big client goes awry.
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S2, EP30 "Stolen Vacation & Stripper Heist"Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for taking his new love interest on the non-refundable trip she paid for; a ruse to land a big client goes awry.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
S2, EP29 "Not Your Boy Toy"Sexagenarian sues her younger ex-boyfriend after he used her credit card to purchase items for other women.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
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S2, EP27 "Hole Not in One & Sisters to Strangers"Golfers blame each other for a broken ankle; woman sues her brother's ex-fiancée after she bailed on a vacation.
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