Judge Faith Season 1 Episode 11 BedBug in a Bottle; The Ring Didn't Mean a Thing

BedBug in a Bottle; The Ring Didn't Mean a Thing:

In the first case, a woman named Jada is suing a pest control company for negligence in failing to eradicate bed bugs in her home. She claims that despite paying thousands of dollars for their services, the company failed to properly inspect her home and did not use adequate treatment methods. The defendant, the pest control company owner, argues that they did their best to address the bed bug problem and that Jada did not follow their instructions for preparing her home before treatment.

As Judge Faith hears testimony from both sides and examines evidence from the case, she must determine whether the pest control company is responsible for Jada's continued bed bug infestation or if the fault lies with Jada for not following proper protocol.

In the second case, a man named Brandon is suing his ex-girlfriend for the return of an expensive engagement ring he gave her before their relationship ended. Brandon claims that the ring was a conditional gift and that his ex-girlfriend is not entitled to keep it since they did not get married. His ex-girlfriend argues that the ring was an unconditional gift and that she has the right to keep it as a symbol of their past relationship.

As Judge Faith listens to the emotional testimony from Brandon and his ex-girlfriend, she must determine whether the ring was given as a conditional or unconditional gift and whether there are any legal grounds for Brandon to recover the ring.

Throughout the episode, Judge Faith uses her legal expertise and quick wit to get to the bottom of each case and ensure that justice is served.