—Former talk show host Jerry Springer puts his law degree to use, hearing real cases and rendering verdicts in a TV courtroom.

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Season 115 of 128 Episodes

A woman sues her mother for wrecking her vehicle, and the mother countersues over a snow blower and ruined furniture; an older sister is forced to make car payments that her younger sister was supposed to make.
An ex-bridesmaid and friend is accused of stealing an engagement ring and pawning it; a couple who offered to help a financially distressed family say they were conned and are suing for payments and damages to their car.
A woman sues an ex-boyfriend over money she lent him to purchase bowling balls, while he countersues for negligence and emotional distress; a man sues an ex-band member after he promised, and failed, to get his song posted on a popular music website.
A sisterly bond is on the precipice of destruction as they take to the courts in a dispute over a cell phone; a man sues his former neighbor and friend for $621, accusing him of destroying his prized possession: a chainsaw.
A woman sues her brother for $5,000 and blames his children for getting her evicted from her home; a woman claims a man stole her puppy, while he says he would have paid for it if he weren't the target of vicious threats and harassment.
A woman says her former best friend decided to skip out on the lease to their apartment; a man accuses his ex-girlfriend of stealing his jewelry.
A woman sues her niece for destroying her car, failure to repay a loan and emotional distress; a man sues his son for repayment of a $3,000 loan.
The plaintiff says that when things soured in her relationship with her now ex-boyfriend, he sent his mother to assault her; a woman says she was duped out of $850 while trying to keep her son comfortable as he recovered from surgery.
A former cheerleader's mom says the plaintiff refused to discipline several people who were bullying her daughter; man accuses his ex-girlfriend of physically assaulting him and damaging his property.
A cyclist sues for $300, saying he was struck by a motorist, while the motorist says the cyclist was reckless and ran into his car; a man says his jealous ex-girlfriend destroyed his property and reputation and sues her for $4,750.
A woman who owes her ex-friend $600 says she has treated the plaintiff to high-end salons and restaurants, therefore they are even; the defendant in a case regarding a swingers club countersues because her reputation has been sullied.
After failing to lose weight, a client demands a refund from her fitness trainer; a check issued as a down payment on a plot of land bounces.
A man lends more than $4,000 to a woman he meets online; a defendant says she failed to repay a business owner because her credit card was stolen and her reputation smeared on social media.
Litigants dispute property damage; an ex-boyfriend sues for more than $2,000 for a promise ring.
The plaintiff is suing the defendant for the sale of one sick puppy, but the defendant claims the puppy had a clean bill of health prior to the sale; a sister is suing her baby brother for $1,900 over his failure to pay for a car.

A defendant admits she hired her then-friend to plan and promote an event, but later decided to cancel the event, so she thinks she owes nothing; a motorist contends that the defendant's dump truck hauling rocks caused damage to his car's windshield.
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A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for car damage, while he countersues for destruction of his personal property; a landlord hopes to recoup money for damages and unpaid rent.
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A defendant admits he wasn't responsible for hitting the plaintiff's vehicle but agreed to pay in hopes of pursuing a romantic relationship with her; two lifelong friends join forces in an attempt to sue another friend's daughter for $1,500.
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An unpaid loan brings a woman and her grandson's ex-girlfriend to court; a woman regrets agreeing to take out a loan for her ex-boyfriend.
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Things turn ugly when a plaintiff tries to get out of her lease prematurely; a man says he never made an agreement with his sister to pay her back for posting the money to get him out of jail.
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A man who owes $5,000 in unpaid rent says he threw a fundraising party to raise the money and owes nothing; a woman says her sister agreed to pay off a vehicle loan and an electric bill, but the defendant says she never wanted the vehicle.
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Former talk show host Jerry Springer puts his law degree to use, hearing real cases and rendering verdicts in a TV courtroom.

Jerry Springer

A mom says a crooked landlord is overcharging and taking advantage of her while she searches for a home for her disabled daughter; a tax refund goes missing, and the plaintiff says her ex-girlfriend is responsible.
A former cheerleader's mom says the plaintiff refused to discipline several people who were bullying her daughter; man accuses his ex-girlfriend of physically assaulting him and damaging his property.
Ex-roommates call each other a deadbeat and a con artist; a former tenant wants to be compensated for repairs he made to a flooded, moldy basement, and his security deposit.
The plaintiff accuses the defendant of stealing her tax return; a claim of $5,000 in financial turmoil and emotional distress is what has a former couple in court.

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