Judge Faith Season 3 Episode 96 Little Buggers; Cosmetic Cover Up

In episode 96 of season 3 of Judge Faith, titled "Little Buggers; Cosmetic Cover Up," the court hears two separate cases involving disputes between parties involved in small businesses.

In the first case, a man claims that his cleaning business was adversely affected by a rival company's use of the phrase "Little Buggers" in their advertising. The plaintiff argues that the phrase is overly similar to his company's name, "Little Buggers Cleaning Service," and has caused confusion among potential customers. He seeks restitution for lost business and damages. The defendant, a representative from the rival company, argues that the phrase "Little Buggers" is a commonly used term in the cleaning industry and that there is no evidence of confusion among customers. The judge must determine whether the defendant's use of the phrase constitutes trademark infringement and whether the plaintiff is entitled to compensation.

In the second case, a woman claims that a salon owner offered to cover up a tattoo on her face with makeup but provided a poor quality job. The plaintiff argues that the defendant represented herself as a licensed cosmetologist and charged her a significant fee for the service. She claims that the makeup wore off shortly after leaving the salon and that she was left with visible scarring. The defendant argues that she provided the service as a favor to the plaintiff and did not charge her a fee. She also claims that the plaintiff did not follow her aftercare instructions, leading to the shoddy results. The judge must determine whether the defendant misrepresented her qualifications and charged an illegal fee and whether the plaintiff is entitled to damages for the poor cosmetic work.

Throughout the course of the episode, Judge Faith listens to testimony from the parties involved and examines evidence including advertising materials, business receipts, and photographs of the cosmetic work. She brings her trademark wit and no-nonsense approach to the cases, challenging each party to be truthful and respectful in their dealings with one another. Ultimately, she renders her judgments, determining which parties are legally liable and what, if any, damages they owe.

With its focus on small business disputes and ordinary people seeking justice, "Little Buggers; Cosmetic Cover Up" is a compelling and engaging episode of Judge Faith that will leave viewers eager for more.