The People's Court Season 25 Episode 107 Car repair catastrophe

Mrs. Smith is suing her local car repair shop for damages done to her car during a routine oil change. She claims that the mechanic damaged her oil filter, causing all of the oil to leak out and resulting in her engine seizing up. The repair shop denies any wrongdoing and argues that the damage was caused by something else entirely. Judge Marilyn Milian presides over the case and has to determine who is responsible for the damage done to Mrs. Smith's car.

As the case unfolds, it becomes clear that there are two very different interpretations of what happened at the repair shop. Mrs. Smith claims that the mechanic was careless and negligent in his work, and that she was left with a damaged car as a result. The repair shop, on the other hand, claims that the damage was caused by something that was already present in the car before they began their work.

To help her make a decision, Judge Milian calls on expert witnesses to testify about the technicalities of car repair. The witnesses explain how an oil filter can be damaged and what the consequences of such damage might be. They also provide insight into the various ways that a car engine can fail, and what warning signs might have been present before the engine seized up.

As the case progresses, tensions begin to rise between Mrs. Smith and the repair shop. Both parties become increasingly defensive and emotional, making it more difficult for Judge Milian to get to the truth of what happened. However, she remains focused on the facts of the case, meticulously reviewing the evidence and testimony provided by both sides.

Ultimately, Judge Milian must make a difficult decision about who is responsible for the damage done to Mrs. Smith's car. Her ruling will have a significant impact on both parties, as well as on the wider world of car repair. Will justice be served, or will one of the parties walk away unsatisfied with the outcome? Tune in to find out.