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A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.
A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.
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S1, EP80 "Encroachment & Lawn and Order"A photographer sues a bride for the right to use her wedding photos to promote himself; a dispute between a former couple over leaked private information.
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S1, EP91 "Changes Gonna Come? & Doggie Done Bad"A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.
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Rerun Air Date: March 26, 2026Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Equal Justice With Judge Eboni K. Williams
Rerun Air Date: March 26, 2026Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Equal Justice With Judge Eboni K. Williams
S1, EP123 "Not My Party Place & Soiled Slip Dog"A woman blames her ex-boyfriend for canceling an event at her restaurant at the last minute; a neighbor sues a woman for not picking up after her dog.
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S1, EP121 "Classless Classes & Ratted Out"A defaming online review about a parenting class hurts a business; a family blames a friend for a rat infestation at short-term rental property.
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S1, EP112 "I Got Tased"A man says a stranger tased him outside a grocery store, injuring his wrist.
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S1, EP110 "Last Word Lies & Minor Signs"A man sues his ex-fiancée for keeping the ring after she broke off their engagement; a mother sues a sign-language tutor for teaching her children profanity.
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