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A man seeks compensation after a driver hit his car and fractured his knee; a tenant sues her landlord after a ceiling leak damaged her personal belongings.
A man seeks compensation after a driver hit his car and fractured his knee; a tenant sues her landlord after a ceiling leak damaged her personal belongings.
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S3, EP76 "T-Bone Rage & Drenched Dreams"A man seeks compensation after a driver hit his car and fractured his knee; a tenant sues her landlord after a ceiling leak damaged her personal belongings.
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S3, EP77 "Lice Lice Baby & Tough to Guage"A mother sues after her son got lice from a school play; a business owner blames her brother-in-law for a lost contract after he returned a work truck late.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
S3, EP76 "T-Bone Rage & Drenched Dreams"A man seeks compensation after a driver hit his car and fractured his knee; a tenant sues her landlord after a ceiling leak damaged her personal belongings.
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