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A rideshare driver is sued for returning a rented car with excessive damage; a neighbor blames a dog for scratches on a car.
A rideshare driver is sued for returning a rented car with excessive damage; a neighbor blames a dog for scratches on a car.
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S3, EP162 "CBD DUI"A straitlaced student blames his friend for giving him CBD laced with THC, which caused him to fail a drug test during a traffic stop.
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S3, EP163 "Rama-con & Dinner With a Hitch"An Eid al-Fitr celebration runs out of food, sparking a lawsuit between cousins; a husband sues a romance service provider for wrecking his marriage.
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S3, EP164 "Stinky Smoky Mess & Scratched Up"A rideshare driver is sued for returning a rented car with excessive damage; a neighbor blames a dog for scratches on a car.
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S3, EP165 "Toss It Out"A son who paid to have mountains of junk removed from his parents' home sues because his hoarding father brought it back into the house the next day.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP163 "Rama-con & Dinner With a Hitch"An Eid al-Fitr celebration runs out of food, sparking a lawsuit between cousins; a husband sues a romance service provider for wrecking his marriage.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP162 "CBD DUI"A straitlaced student blames his friend for giving him CBD laced with THC, which caused him to fail a drug test during a traffic stop.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP161 "Stairway to the Vet"A man sues after a violent encounter with a guest during a party causes his dog to be injured and require emergency care.
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S3, EP160 "Breach of Spades & Beast Mode"A woman sues after her cousin injured her wrist during a game of spades; a man blames a dog owner after her large canine knocked him over, breaking his ribs.
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