Ep 107. Special Needs Nanny Drama; World's Most Expensive Finance Class?!

In season 23 episode 107 of Judge Judy, the focus is on two distinct cases. The first, entitled 'Special Needs Nanny Drama,' involves a nanny who worked for a family with a disabled child. The nanny alleges that she was unfairly fired, and she's seeking unpaid wages. However, the parents claim that the nanny was negligent with their child's care and that they had to let her go for their child's safety. This case raises important questions about fair employment practices and the complexities faced by families with special needs children.

The second case is called 'World's Most Expensive Finance Class?!' and involves a man who claims that he was scammed out of $7,000 by a financial educator who promised to help him learn how to be successful in the stock market. The man claims that the course was a waste of time and money, and that he was ultimately left with no useful knowledge or skills. The financial educator, on the other hand, argues that the man failed to put in the necessary effort and that the course was worth the price.

As always, Judge Judy dispassionately listens to both sides of each case before rendering a verdict. Her judgments are always based on the facts presented in court, and she doesn't hesitate to call out any lies or misrepresentations. Her no-nonsense approach can be tough on litigants, but it ensures that the truth always comes to light.