A man sues his son and daughter-in-law for being rude to his fiancée and ruining a family vacation; an ex-couple argue over a freezer full of fresh fish.

A design company owner says a former employee stole a client; a woman sues her sister for putting her dog in a kennel instead of dogsitting as agreed.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A friend's comedy set humiliates a man and his son; neighbors argue over injuries from an illegal playground on city property.

A woman sues her cousin for stealing expensive vases from a birthday party venue; a dispute between partygoers over a dog attack and an injured wrist.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend's sister over Thanksgiving dinner expenses; a man blames his roommate for getting them both cited for public drinking.

Designer items are destroyed after a woman is accused of cheating with her former roommate's boyfriend; a man blames a nosy neighbor for his broken ribs.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A vegan dessert shop owner sues after a biased blog review hurts his business; parents blame a daycare owner after their son swallows a magnetic marble.

A dispute between parents over the cost of their child's private speech therapy sessions; a former best man sues the groom for demoting him.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A dispute between neighbors over damage to a car parked on the street; a woman sues for a website design that she funded and never received.

A man says a woman he hired failed to finish his documentary as promised; a man says his campaign signs were destroyed.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A business owner says items went missing from a safe; a woman says a commissioned painting of her granddaughter isn't what she wanted.

A damaged car in a church parking lot; a dispute over printed marketing materials.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Dispute between friends over a wig that is lost at an amusement park; Pilates instructor sues to recoup fees after a former client quits without notice.

A bride sues her trainer after a pre-wedding weight-loss program doesn't go as planned; a dispute over breeding rights for a dog.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A man sues his father over an unpaid business loan; a woman sues after a dog bites her son.

A bride sues her wedding photographer after he does a lousy job on her special day; a dispute over a reported jewelry sales pyramid scheme.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A daughter sues her mother for failing to give her a generous graduation gift as promised; a man blames a DJ for his permanent hearing loss.

A man sues a comic strip artist because his personal life was used to win a contest; a woman blames her friend after a sex swing is improperly installed.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A ranch hand sues his former employers because they fired him without notice, leaving him homeless.

Woman seeks refund from her pastor after the dates change for a cruise with members of the congregation; a dispute over a ruined laptop.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

An employer requires a unique errand from an assistant; a student loses a valuable internship due to a school's actions.

A man sues over a physical altercation; a dispute over stolen property.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A mom says a volleyball league unfairly targeted her daughter; a collision between a snowboarder and a skier; an argument over an unattended firearm.

A man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; a dispute between co-workers over a broken table.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; a dispute between neighbors over a dead deer.

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues her father-in-law for raiding her fridge and throwing out her expensive seafood without permission.

A woman claims that a landscape specialist failed to deliver a unique design; a tenant claims his landlord improperly fined him for a lease violation.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Woman blames co-worker after a sentimental vintage chess clock is broken; woman sues stepmother who refuses to honor late father's agreement.

Roommates feud because expensive custom undergarments were lost; a woman sues a former friend who failed to deliver on exclusive concert tickets.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend after he travels to meet her family and she breaks up with him instead.

A bride sues her trainer after a pre-wedding weight-loss program doesn't go as planned; a dispute over breeding rights for a dog.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A man sues his father over an unpaid business loan; a woman sues after a dog bites her son.

A bride sues her wedding photographer after he does a lousy job on her special day; a dispute over a reported jewelry sales pyramid scheme.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A daughter sues her mother for failing to give her a generous graduation gift as promised; a man blames a DJ for his permanent hearing loss.

A man sues a comic strip artist because his personal life was used to win a contest; a woman blames her friend after a sex swing is improperly installed.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A ranch hand sues his former employers because they fired him without notice, leaving him homeless.

Woman seeks refund from her pastor after the dates change for a cruise with members of the congregation; a dispute over a ruined laptop.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

An employer requires a unique errand from an assistant; a student loses a valuable internship due to a school's actions.

A man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; a dispute between co-workers over a broken table.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; a dispute between neighbors over a dead deer.

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman sues her father-in-law for raiding her fridge and throwing out her expensive seafood without permission.

Roommates feud because expensive custom undergarments were lost; a woman sues a former friend who failed to deliver on exclusive concert tickets.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend after he travels to meet her family and she breaks up with him instead.

A man sues over a physical altercation; a dispute over stolen property.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A mom says a volleyball league unfairly targeted her daughter; a collision between a snowboarder and a skier; an argument over an unattended firearm.

A bride sues her wedding photographer after he does a lousy job on her special day; a dispute over a reported jewelry sales pyramid scheme.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A daughter sues her mother for failing to give her a generous graduation gift as promised; a man blames a DJ for his permanent hearing loss.

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues her father-in-law for raiding her fridge and throwing out her expensive seafood without permission.

A man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; a dispute between co-workers over a broken table.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; a dispute between neighbors over a dead deer.

Roommates feud because expensive custom undergarments were lost; a woman sues a former friend who failed to deliver on exclusive concert tickets.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend after he travels to meet her family and she breaks up with him instead.

A man sues a comic strip artist because his personal life was used to win a contest; a woman blames her friend after a sex swing is improperly installed.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A ranch hand sues his former employers because they fired him without notice, leaving him homeless.

A man sues over a physical altercation; a dispute over stolen property.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A mom says a volleyball league unfairly targeted her daughter; a collision between a snowboarder and a skier; an argument over an unattended firearm.

A woman claims that a landscape specialist failed to deliver a unique design; a tenant claims his landlord improperly fined him for a lease violation.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Woman blames co-worker after a sentimental vintage chess clock is broken; woman sues stepmother who refuses to honor late father's agreement.

A young football player suffers from heat stroke; a dispute over a rental unit and a security deposit.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A man sues over travel expenses.

A model blames his barber after he loses out on a job opportunity; a dispute between a former polyamorous couple over home improvements.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A dispute between a former couple over unpaid rent, an unpaid loan and a totaled car.

A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man sues his brother for failing to pay back a loan after they got into an argument.

Bachelor is sued after he bails halfway through a charity auction date.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Ex-business partners argue over a joint account; a dispute over a planned vacation.

A woman sues her daughter over expenses related to her ex-husband's funeral.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman says a fire in an abandoned house caused smoke damage to her home; roommates argue over an unattended firearm that led to an unintended arrest.

A mother blames her neighbor after her son sustained injuries from falling out of a tree; a dispute between friends over a fight at a nightclub.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man is sued for sneaking out mid-meal and sticking his date with the bill; a motivational speaker blames a hot mic for costing him a lucrative contract.

A secondhand washer and dryer are sold to someone else after a large deposit is paid for them.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A mother blames a careless guest at her son's party for sending him to the emergency room; a dispute over wages owed for a variety show performance.

A woman refuses to return a rare and exotic pet to her ex-boyfriend; game night with friends turns ugly.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman blames her friend because her car's interior needs to be cleaned; a bride seeks reimbursement after bridal shower gifts for her guests arrive broken; a woman sues her ex-fiancé for wedding expenses after being left at the altar.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for money she was supposed to save for him, but spent instead; a dispute over the cost of a tummy tuck.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish.

A young football player suffers from heat stroke; a dispute over a rental unit and a security deposit.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A man sues over travel expenses.

A model blames his barber after he loses out on a job opportunity; a dispute between a former polyamorous couple over home improvements.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A dispute between a former couple over unpaid rent, an unpaid loan and a totaled car.

A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A man sues his brother for failing to pay back a loan after they got into an argument.

Bachelor is sued after he bails halfway through a charity auction date.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Ex-business partners argue over a joint account; a dispute over a planned vacation.

A mother blames her neighbor after her son sustained injuries from falling out of a tree; a dispute between friends over a fight at a nightclub.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A man is sued for sneaking out mid-meal and sticking his date with the bill; a motivational speaker blames a hot mic for costing him a lucrative contract.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A secondhand washer and dryer are sold to someone else after a large deposit is paid for them.

A mother blames a careless guest at her son's party for sending him to the emergency room; a dispute over wages owed for a variety show performance.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for money she was supposed to save for him, but spent instead; a dispute over the cost of a tummy tuck.

A young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman sues her daughter over expenses related to her ex-husband's funeral.

A woman says a fire in an abandoned house caused smoke damage to her home; roommates argue over an unattended firearm that led to an unintended arrest.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A model blames his barber after he loses out on a job opportunity; a dispute between a former polyamorous couple over home improvements.

A dispute between a former couple over unpaid rent, an unpaid loan and a totaled car.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A secondhand washer and dryer are sold to someone else after a large deposit is paid for them.

A mother blames a careless guest at her son's party for sending him to the emergency room; a dispute over wages owed for a variety show performance.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A mother blames her neighbor after her son sustained injuries from falling out of a tree; a dispute between friends over a fight at a nightclub.

A man is sued for sneaking out mid-meal and sticking his date with the bill; a motivational speaker blames a hot mic for costing him a lucrative contract.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for money she was supposed to save for him, but spent instead; a dispute over the cost of a tummy tuck.

A young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.

A man sues his brother for failing to pay back a loan after they got into an argument.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman sues her daughter over expenses related to her ex-husband's funeral.

A woman says a fire in an abandoned house caused smoke damage to her home; roommates argue over an unattended firearm that led to an unintended arrest.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman refuses to return a rare and exotic pet to her ex-boyfriend; game night with friends turns ugly.

A woman blames her friend because her car's interior needs to be cleaned; a bride seeks reimbursement after bridal shower gifts for her guests arrive broken; a woman sues her ex-fiancé for wedding expenses after being left at the altar.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to pay for her to have a tattoo of his name removed; artwork left behind after a tenant moved out doesn't cover back rent.

A woman sues for damages after a car crashes into her home; a man says his date conned him out of an expensive meal.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

An influencer blames a hairstylist for a lost branding contract after compromising photos are posted on social media.

A lead actress is blamed after a film production has to shut down; a dispute over a faded tattoo.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames another parent for ruining her daughter's ballet shoes.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Parents seek repair costs from daughter after she crashes her car into their garage; a woman sues a groomer after her dog gets an unauthorized haircut.

A wig is damaged, causing a family rift; a matchmaking client fails to find a match.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A dancer assaults a customer; a pair of cowboy boots is stolen.

Models want to be paid for a runway show.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her child's father for her lease not being renewed.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A son says he was kicked out of the house because he didn't like his dad's new girlfriend.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

An altercation affects a sneaker release event; an unpaid loan for car repair.

A dispute over injuries caused by an unsolicited lap dance; a bride sues after she is jilted at the altar.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman seeks compensation because a family friend disposed of valuable and sentimental property from her guest house without permission.

A dispute between a former couple over a bleached designer sweatshirt; a nail tech is blamed for not coming to the rescue of a client who got into a fight.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to pay for her to have a tattoo of his name removed; artwork left behind after a tenant moved out doesn't cover back rent.

A woman sues for damages after a car crashes into her home; a man says his date conned him out of an expensive meal.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

An influencer blames a hairstylist for a lost branding contract after compromising photos are posted on social media.

A lead actress is blamed after a film production has to shut down; a dispute over a faded tattoo.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames another parent for ruining her daughter's ballet shoes.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Parents seek repair costs from daughter after she crashes her car into their garage; a woman sues a groomer after her dog gets an unauthorized haircut.

A wig is damaged, causing a family rift; a matchmaking client fails to find a match.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her child's father for her lease not being renewed.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A son says he was kicked out of the house because he didn't like his dad's new girlfriend.

A woman seeks compensation because a family friend disposed of valuable and sentimental property from her guest house without permission.

A dispute between a former couple over a bleached designer sweatshirt; a nail tech is blamed for not coming to the rescue of a client who got into a fight.

A dancer assaults a customer; a pair of cowboy boots is stolen.

Models want to be paid for a runway show.

An influencer blames a hairstylist for a lost branding contract after compromising photos are posted on social media.

A lead actress is blamed after a film production has to shut down; a dispute over a faded tattoo.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A son says he was kicked out of the house because he didn't like his dad's new girlfriend.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her child's father for her lease not being renewed.

A woman seeks compensation because a family friend disposed of valuable and sentimental property from her guest house without permission.

A dispute between a former couple over a bleached designer sweatshirt; a nail tech is blamed for not coming to the rescue of a client who got into a fight.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames another parent for ruining her daughter's ballet shoes.

A dancer assaults a customer; a pair of cowboy boots is stolen.

Models want to be paid for a runway show.

An altercation affects a sneaker release event; an unpaid loan for car repair.

A dispute over injuries caused by an unsolicited lap dance; a bride sues after she is jilted at the altar.

A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to pay for her to have a tattoo of his name removed; artwork left behind after a tenant moved out doesn't cover back rent.

A dispute between former roommates over a lost security deposit; a cameraman sues for breach of contract.

A dispute between neighbors after a dog is injured and a laptop bag is destroyed; a client refuses to pay after an incorrect pool fountain is installed.

A newlywed sues her wedding planner after her special day is nearly ruined; a man seeks the return of his security deposit.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between friends over a bad vacation and a broken phone; a woman sues over a bike she won in a raffle but never received.

Woman sues for her pet pig's therapy after they attend a charity barbecue event; dispute over emergency credit card that wasn't used as intended.

An altercation leads to injuries; a car is scratched while a neighbor attempts to offer help.

A man thinks his grandmother is being taken advantage of, financially; brothers argue over an expensive birthday celebration.

A groom says a friend recorded his bachelor party, putting his wedding in jeopardy; an altercation over a raft at a water park results in damage to a cellphone.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A couple sue a former friend for costing them their winnings from a magazine contest; a dispute between cousins over a truck that caught on fire.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; a woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window.

A man claims his hunting trip was ruined; a woman sues her ex-boyfriend for damaging items while moving.

Groom blames fraternity brother after wild bachelor party causes fiancée to cancel wedding; gospel rapper sues manager over lack of support.

A woman seeks compensation from a car wash owner because her keys got locked in her car; a dispute between a former couple over counseling session fees.

A dispute between friends after one is bitten by the other's dog; a man sues his ex-fiancée for pawning a family heirloom after she called off the wedding.

A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to pay for her to have a tattoo of his name removed; artwork left behind after a tenant moved out doesn't cover back rent.

A dispute between former roommates over a lost security deposit; a cameraman sues for breach of contract.

A dispute between neighbors after a dog is injured and a laptop bag is destroyed; a client refuses to pay after an incorrect pool fountain is installed.

A newlywed sues her wedding planner after her special day is nearly ruined; a man seeks the return of his security deposit.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between friends over a bad vacation and a broken phone; a woman sues over a bike she won in a raffle but never received.

Woman sues for her pet pig's therapy after they attend a charity barbecue event; dispute over emergency credit card that wasn't used as intended.

An altercation leads to injuries; a car is scratched while a neighbor attempts to offer help.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A couple sue a former friend for costing them their winnings from a magazine contest; a dispute between cousins over a truck that caught on fire.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; a woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window.

A woman seeks compensation from a car wash owner because her keys got locked in her car; a dispute between a former couple over counseling session fees.

A dispute between friends after one is bitten by the other's dog; a man sues his ex-fiancée for pawning a family heirloom after she called off the wedding.

A man thinks his grandmother is being taken advantage of, financially; brothers argue over an expensive birthday celebration.

A groom says a friend recorded his bachelor party, putting his wedding in jeopardy; an altercation over a raft at a water park results in damage to a cellphone.

A dispute between neighbors after a dog is injured and a laptop bag is destroyed; a client refuses to pay after an incorrect pool fountain is installed.

A newlywed sues her wedding planner after her special day is nearly ruined; a man seeks the return of his security deposit.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; a woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A couple sue a former friend for costing them their winnings from a magazine contest; a dispute between cousins over a truck that caught on fire.

A woman seeks compensation from a car wash owner because her keys got locked in her car; a dispute between a former couple over counseling session fees.

A dispute between friends after one is bitten by the other's dog; a man sues his ex-fiancée for pawning a family heirloom after she called off the wedding.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between friends over a bad vacation and a broken phone; a woman sues over a bike she won in a raffle but never received.

A man thinks his grandmother is being taken advantage of, financially; brothers argue over an expensive birthday celebration.

A groom says a friend recorded his bachelor party, putting his wedding in jeopardy; an altercation over a raft at a water park results in damage to a cellphone.

A man claims his hunting trip was ruined; a woman sues her ex-boyfriend for damaging items while moving.

Groom blames fraternity brother after wild bachelor party causes fiancée to cancel wedding; gospel rapper sues manager over lack of support.

Neighbors feud over a parking spot, a pothole and a damaged car; a groomsman is injured during a round of golf.

Men argue over the value of a book; a drone accident causes injuries.

A dispute between divorced parents over money lent for their daughter's apartment deposit; a dogsitter sues a client for damage to a home.

A man sues his son and daughter-in-law for being rude to his fiancée and ruining a family vacation; an ex-couple argue over a freezer full of fresh fish.

A dispute between parents over the cost of their child's private speech therapy sessions; a former best man sues the groom for demoting him.

A dispute between neighbors over damage to a car parked on the street; a woman sues for a website design that she funded and never received.

Woman refuses to return an accidental online payment she received; man sues for prize money after winning a dinosaur-themed race.

A guided specialty tour doesn't go as planned; sisters argue over a mother's final gift.

A man says a woman he hired failed to finish his documentary as promised; a man says his campaign signs were destroyed.

A business owner says items went missing from a safe; a woman says a commissioned painting of her granddaughter isn't what she wanted.

A woman sues her cousin for stealing expensive vases from a birthday party venue; a dispute between partygoers over a dog attack and an injured wrist.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend's sister over Thanksgiving dinner expenses; a man blames his roommate for getting them both cited for public drinking.

A design company owner says a former employee stole a client; a woman sues her sister for putting her dog in a kennel instead of dogsitting as agreed.

A friend's comedy set humiliates a man and his son; neighbors argue over injuries from an illegal playground on city property.

A damaged car in a church parking lot; a dispute over printed marketing materials.

Dispute between friends over a wig that is lost at an amusement park; Pilates instructor sues to recoup fees after a former client quits without notice.

Designer items are destroyed after a woman is accused of cheating with her former roommate's boyfriend; a man blames a nosy neighbor for his broken ribs.

A vegan dessert shop owner sues after a biased blog review hurts his business; parents blame a daycare owner after their son swallows a magnetic marble.

A bride sues her trainer after a pre-wedding weight-loss program doesn't go as planned; a dispute over breeding rights for a dog.

A man sues his father over an unpaid business loan; a woman sues after a dog bites her son.

A bride sues her wedding photographer after he does a lousy job on her special day; a dispute over a reported jewelry sales pyramid scheme.

A daughter sues her mother for failing to give her a generous graduation gift as promised; a man blames a DJ for his permanent hearing loss.

A man sues a comic strip artist because his personal life was used to win a contest; a woman blames her friend after a sex swing is improperly installed.

A ranch hand sues his former employers because they fired him without notice, leaving him homeless.

Woman seeks refund from her pastor after the dates change for a cruise with members of the congregation; a dispute over a ruined laptop.

An employer requires a unique errand from an assistant; a student loses a valuable internship due to a school's actions.

A man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; a dispute between co-workers over a broken table.

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; a dispute between neighbors over a dead deer.

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall.

A woman sues her father-in-law for raiding her fridge and throwing out her expensive seafood without permission.

Roommates feud because expensive custom undergarments were lost; a woman sues a former friend who failed to deliver on exclusive concert tickets.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend after he travels to meet her family and she breaks up with him instead.

A man sues over a physical altercation; a dispute over stolen property.

A mom says a volleyball league unfairly targeted her daughter; a collision between a snowboarder and a skier; an argument over an unattended firearm.

A model blames his barber after he loses out on a job opportunity; a dispute between a former polyamorous couple over home improvements.

A dispute between a former couple over unpaid rent, an unpaid loan and a totaled car.

A secondhand washer and dryer are sold to someone else after a large deposit is paid for them.

A mother blames a careless guest at her son's party for sending him to the emergency room; a dispute over wages owed for a variety show performance.

A man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; a dispute between co-workers over a broken table.

A woman sues her former employer for ending her contract early because of a change in her appearance; a dispute between neighbors over a dead deer.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for money she was supposed to save for him, but spent instead; a dispute over the cost of a tummy tuck.

A young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish.

A man sues a comic strip artist because his personal life was used to win a contest; a woman blames her friend after a sex swing is improperly installed.

A ranch hand sues his former employers because they fired him without notice, leaving him homeless.

A woman sues her daughter over expenses related to her ex-husband's funeral.

A woman says a fire in an abandoned house caused smoke damage to her home; roommates argue over an unattended firearm that led to an unintended arrest.

A woman claims that a landscape specialist failed to deliver a unique design; a tenant claims his landlord improperly fined him for a lease violation.

Woman blames co-worker after a sentimental vintage chess clock is broken; woman sues stepmother who refuses to honor late father's agreement.

A young football player suffers from heat stroke; a dispute over a rental unit and a security deposit.

A man sues over travel expenses.

An influencer blames a hairstylist for a lost branding contract after compromising photos are posted on social media.

A lead actress is blamed after a film production has to shut down; a dispute over a faded tattoo.

A woman sues a filmmaker for publicly releasing a short movie about her sister's death; a dispute between roommates over a dog gone wild.

A man sues his brother for failing to pay back a loan after they got into an argument.

Bachelor is sued after he bails halfway through a charity auction date.

Ex-business partners argue over a joint account; a dispute over a planned vacation.

A dancer assaults a customer; a pair of cowboy boots is stolen.

Models want to be paid for a runway show.

A mother blames her neighbor after her son sustained injuries from falling out of a tree; a dispute between friends over a fight at a nightclub.

A man is sued for sneaking out mid-meal and sticking his date with the bill; a motivational speaker blames a hot mic for costing him a lucrative contract.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A son says he was kicked out of the house because he didn't like his dad's new girlfriend.

A woman refuses to return a rare and exotic pet to her ex-boyfriend; game night with friends turns ugly.

A woman blames her friend because her car's interior needs to be cleaned; a bride seeks reimbursement after bridal shower gifts for her guests arrive broken; a woman sues her ex-fiancé for wedding expenses after being left at the altar.

A woman seeks compensation because a family friend disposed of valuable and sentimental property from her guest house without permission.

A dispute between a former couple over a bleached designer sweatshirt; a nail tech is blamed for not coming to the rescue of a client who got into a fight.

A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to pay for her to have a tattoo of his name removed; artwork left behind after a tenant moved out doesn't cover back rent.

A woman sues for damages after a car crashes into her home; a man says his date conned him out of an expensive meal.

A dispute between neighbors after a dog is injured and a laptop bag is destroyed; a client refuses to pay after an incorrect pool fountain is installed.

A newlywed sues her wedding planner after her special day is nearly ruined; a man seeks the return of his security deposit.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames another parent for ruining her daughter's ballet shoes.

Parents seek repair costs from daughter after she crashes her car into their garage; a woman sues a groomer after her dog gets an unauthorized haircut.

A wig is damaged, causing a family rift; a matchmaking client fails to find a match.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her child's father for her lease not being renewed.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; a woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window.

A woman seeks compensation from a car wash owner because her keys got locked in her car; a dispute between a former couple over counseling session fees.

A dispute between friends after one is bitten by the other's dog; a man sues his ex-fiancée for pawning a family heirloom after she called off the wedding.

A man thinks his grandmother is being taken advantage of, financially; brothers argue over an expensive birthday celebration.

A groom says a friend recorded his bachelor party, putting his wedding in jeopardy; an altercation over a raft at a water park results in damage to a cellphone.

A dispute between divorced parents over money lent for their daughter's apartment deposit; a dogsitter sues a client for damage to a home.

A man sues his son and daughter-in-law for being rude to his fiancée and ruining a family vacation; an ex-couple argue over a freezer full of fresh fish.

A design company owner says a former employee stole a client; a woman sues her sister for putting her dog in a kennel instead of dogsitting as agreed.

A friend's comedy set humiliates a man and his son; neighbors argue over injuries from an illegal playground on city property.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames her child's father for her lease not being renewed.

Designer items are destroyed after a woman is accused of cheating with her former roommate's boyfriend; a man blames a nosy neighbor for his broken ribs.

A vegan dessert shop owner sues after a biased blog review hurts his business; parents blame a daycare owner after their son swallows a magnetic marble.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman blames another parent for ruining her daughter's ballet shoes.

A man says a woman he hired failed to finish his documentary as promised; a man says his campaign signs were destroyed.

A business owner says items went missing from a safe; a woman says a commissioned painting of her granddaughter isn't what she wanted.

An altercation affects a sneaker release event; an unpaid loan for car repair.

A dispute over injuries caused by an unsolicited lap dance; a bride sues after she is jilted at the altar.

A woman says she was unfairly stripped of a pageant title and scholarship; a prized guitar is smashed during a concert.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A family dispute over a business course; a woman seeks compensation from a friend for promotional social media posts.

A dispute over a broken snowboard; a woman sues her nephew over unpaid rent after he moves out without notice.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Dispute between neighbors over a loud party and damaged speakers; a friend is blamed for a missed flight after they're pulled over by the police.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man says he was unfairly fired for treating new hires to drinks at lunch; a stepmother goes back on her promise to pay college room-and-board fees.

Dispute over use of a backpack; failed kitchen remodel.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A mother seeks reimbursement for therapy costs because her teen was excluded from a soccer teammate's birthday party.

Beer is damaged by custom lighting at launch party; a woman sues after her pet "mini-pig" grew too big for her apartment.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man sues a former roommate because she threw out several pairs of his expensive shoes; a customer seeks compensation because jewelry caused a rash.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman sues her son's tutor for traumatizing him before an entrance exam; a wedding-day prank causes a groom to punch his friend in the nose.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A dispute between ex-roommates over who is to blame for their apartment being burglarized; a coffee shop owner sues his neighbor for stealing his internet.

A woman blames her brother for damaging Christmas decorations that belonged to their late mother; a neighbor's dog bites a child.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A mom sues her neighbor for medical expenses because a dart hit her son; a man seeks compensation for expenses because a recording studio session was canceled.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend over money given years earlier.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman refuses to pay for travel expenses because her friend drove recklessly during a road trip, causing her to have an anxiety attack.

A woman says she was unfairly stripped of a pageant title and scholarship; a prized guitar is smashed during a concert.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A family dispute over a business course; a woman seeks compensation from a friend for promotional social media posts.

A dispute over a broken snowboard; a woman sues her nephew over unpaid rent after he moves out without notice.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Dispute between neighbors over a loud party and damaged speakers; a friend is blamed for a missed flight after they're pulled over by the police.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A man says he was unfairly fired for treating new hires to drinks at lunch; a stepmother goes back on her promise to pay college room-and-board fees.

Dispute over use of a backpack; failed kitchen remodel.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A mother seeks reimbursement for therapy costs because her teen was excluded from a soccer teammate's birthday party.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman sues her son's tutor for traumatizing him before an entrance exam; a wedding-day prank causes a groom to punch his friend in the nose.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between ex-roommates over who is to blame for their apartment being burglarized; a coffee shop owner sues his neighbor for stealing his internet.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend over money given years earlier.

A woman refuses to pay for travel expenses because her friend drove recklessly during a road trip, causing her to have an anxiety attack.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Beer is damaged by custom lighting at launch party; a woman sues after her pet "mini-pig" grew too big for her apartment.

A man sues a former roommate because she threw out several pairs of his expensive shoes; a customer seeks compensation because jewelry caused a rash.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A dispute over a broken snowboard; a woman sues her nephew over unpaid rent after he moves out without notice.

Dispute between neighbors over a loud party and damaged speakers; a friend is blamed for a missed flight after they're pulled over by the police.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between ex-roommates over who is to blame for their apartment being burglarized; a coffee shop owner sues his neighbor for stealing his internet.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A woman sues her son's tutor for traumatizing him before an entrance exam; a wedding-day prank causes a groom to punch his friend in the nose.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend over money given years earlier.

A woman refuses to pay for travel expenses because her friend drove recklessly during a road trip, causing her to have an anxiety attack.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A man says he was unfairly fired for treating new hires to drinks at lunch; a stepmother goes back on her promise to pay college room-and-board fees.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Beer is damaged by custom lighting at launch party; a woman sues after her pet "mini-pig" grew too big for her apartment.

A man sues a former roommate because she threw out several pairs of his expensive shoes; a customer seeks compensation because jewelry caused a rash.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman blames her brother for damaging Christmas decorations that belonged to their late mother; a neighbor's dog bites a child.

A mom sues her neighbor for medical expenses because a dart hit her son; a man seeks compensation for expenses because a recording studio session was canceled.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman sues a matchmaker after being set up with an ex-convict; a woman blames movers for damage to her apartment.

A woman's vacation doesn't go as planned; a grandmother sues after a children's party performer shows up late and drunk and breaks the door on his way out.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A dispute between a former couple over moving costs after they break up instead of moving in together; belongings are donated without permission.

Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for selling her dog while she was in prison; man blames his flooded apartment on his neighbor's leaky washing machine.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between cousins over unpaid rent; an event planner is blamed for a ruined anniversary party.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Two women argue over a laptop; a woman claims her intern stole her client.

Doctors feud because a medical conference didn't meet advertised expectations.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman says she was duped out of a free vacation by someone pretending to be a relative.

A man sues his girlfriend's son's father for half the cost of the child's birthday party.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A car key fob is kicked into a sewer drain when an argument escalates.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A landlord sues his former tenant for breaking his lease over a noisy neighbor.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A dispute over a ski lesson that was given in exchange for a lift ticket; a snapping turtle injures a man.

A chef sues because a customer's service dog ruined an expensive rug; a dispute between a former couple over who should pay for redecorating costs.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues her mother over the cost of designer shoes; a dispute over property damage, a grocery bill and an uninvited guest on a beach trip.

A woman's son ingests batteries while in her neighbor's care; a dispute between friends over profits from a viral video.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues a matchmaker after being set up with an ex-convict; a woman blames movers for damage to her apartment.

A woman's vacation doesn't go as planned; a grandmother sues after a children's party performer shows up late and drunk and breaks the door on his way out.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A dispute between a former couple over moving costs after they break up instead of moving in together; belongings are donated without permission.

Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for selling her dog while she was in prison; man blames his flooded apartment on his neighbor's leaky washing machine.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between cousins over unpaid rent; an event planner is blamed for a ruined anniversary party.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Two women argue over a laptop; a woman claims her intern stole her client.

Doctors feud because a medical conference didn't meet advertised expectations.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A car key fob is kicked into a sewer drain when an argument escalates.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A landlord sues his former tenant for breaking his lease over a noisy neighbor.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman sues her mother over the cost of designer shoes; a dispute over property damage, a grocery bill and an uninvited guest on a beach trip.

A woman's son ingests batteries while in her neighbor's care; a dispute between friends over profits from a viral video.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman says she was duped out of a free vacation by someone pretending to be a relative.

A man sues his girlfriend's son's father for half the cost of the child's birthday party.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A dispute between a former couple over moving costs after they break up instead of moving in together; belongings are donated without permission.

Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for selling her dog while she was in prison; man blames his flooded apartment on his neighbor's leaky washing machine.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A landlord sues his former tenant for breaking his lease over a noisy neighbor.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A car key fob is kicked into a sewer drain when an argument escalates.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

A woman sues her mother over the cost of designer shoes; a dispute over property damage, a grocery bill and an uninvited guest on a beach trip.

A woman's son ingests batteries while in her neighbor's care; a dispute between friends over profits from a viral video.

Carroll O'Connor stars as a small-town police chief (and later a sheriff) in fictional Sparta, Miss. For a small town, Sparta has its share of murder, rape, corruption, racism and drunken driving, so O'Connor's Chief William Gillespie has his hands full. The TV series is based on the novel and film of the same name.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A dispute between cousins over unpaid rent; an event planner is blamed for a ruined anniversary party.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman says she was duped out of a free vacation by someone pretending to be a relative.

A man sues his girlfriend's son's father for half the cost of the child's birthday party.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A dispute over a ski lesson that was given in exchange for a lift ticket; a snapping turtle injures a man.

A chef sues because a customer's service dog ruined an expensive rug; a dispute between a former couple over who should pay for redecorating costs.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman sues her divorced daughter over money lent for relocation expenses.

A woman's vacation doesn't go as planned; a grandmother sues after a children's party performer shows up late and drunk and breaks the door on his way out.

Don't be fooled by his down-home demeanor and country-boy ways; criminal defense lawyer Ben Matlock is worth every penny of his fee. Count on Matlock to visit the crime scene, scope out the clues everyone else missed, and dramatically reveal the real criminal (usually a killer) during a climactic trial sequence.

A woman sues her stepdaughter over a broken bottle of tequila; a graphic designer seeks compensation after a logo is used without permission.

A one-night stand is blamed for a red wine stain; dispute between ex-friends over money given to benefit goddaughter.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Eboni K. Williams presides over small-claims court arbitrations.

A nanny is accused of posting online defamatory comments that caused her former employer to get fired.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

A woman claims she was stranded before an important weekend trip; a man says his boss failed to pay him after he worked a comic book convention.

A woman sues her sister for tricking her into donating money for a deceased dog's veterinary bills; speakers break after a party guest takes over for the DJ.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Newlyweds sue after a makeup artist double-books herself on their wedding day.

A woman sues her former friend because she bailed two days before they were supposed to leave on an expensive birthday vacation.

Defense attorney Perry Mason defends dozens of falsely accused people over the course of this long-running courtroom drama, and he manages to clear each and every one of them, usually by drawing out the real criminal on the witness stand. He is capably assisted by investigator Paul Drake and secretary Della Street, and is a continual thorn in the side of District Attorney Hamilton Burger.

Judge Greg Mathis presides over small-claims court arbitrations.