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A dispute over the cost of expensive floor seat tickets to a concert brings two former friends to court.
A dispute over the cost of expensive floor seat tickets to a concert brings two former friends to court.
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S3, EP150 "Mustang for Money & Vegas Swing"A woman sells her friend's car to reduce a debt, then sues him for the remaining balance; a poolside fight causes damage to a cell phone.
Equal Justice With Judge Eboni K. Williams
S3, EP149 "Grill Interrupted & It's Yacht My Fault"A barbecue grill is smashed by an unsecured toolbox that flew into a yard from a passing truck; a boat's engine is destroyed when wrong fuel is added.
Equal Justice With Judge Eboni K. Williams
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