That moment the plaintiff realized she wasn't the smartest person in the room. Lol

I can tell that woman is never happy or wrong

I feel so sorry for her husband. I'm sure her superior and righteousness touches every aspect of her life.

NOT ONLY DID SHE LOSE THE CASE SHE DIDN'T MAKE YOURSELF LOOK LIKE A VERY GOOD ATTORNEY NOT KNOWING THE LAW

Imagine the fight they had after

I love how confident the plaintiff was that she was going to win this case because she's a lawyer.

if you’re going to drop 2k (or any larger amount of money that you can’t afford to lose) on a used item that you’re buying directly from another person, you should go to get it and see it yourself. any attorney or human with two brain cells would know that. she gives off the vibe of someone who thinks they’re smarter than everyone else just because they went to law school

Plaintiff says "you don't understand the uniform contract code and I'm also an attorney". Um, what the hell is the uniform contract code? As an attorney, you should know it's called the uniform commercial code, and it applies to merchants, which the defendant is cleary not....hopefully the defendant was able to get her $400 counterclaim for legal expenses - they didn't mention it at the end.

The attitude on the plaintiff. Wow. Once you take it and exchange money, it’s yours unless it’s in the contract.

Damn the law school she went to really failed her

She must be a terrible attorney

The plaintiff seems pretentious. The way she started off with that drawn out speech, talking about "I wanted something elegant for my home" blah blah. 😒 but being cheap.

Interesting the plaintiff is a lawyer but believes the UCC applies to private sales? I think she should look in the definition section and specifically the definition of "merchant." Private sellers are not "merchants" with specialized knowledge who's occupation is selling whatever is being sold.

And another lawyer loses on people’s court 😂😂😂

The plaintiff forgot that the judge became a judge because she had won several cases and had been a lawyer for 20+ years compared to the plaintiff's probably barely out of school time.

She should've gone with her husband to pick it up and the nerve of her thought process boggled me.

The couple lied. The wife said the husband would have loaded it carefully bc it’s a gift to her and then a minute later he gets on camera and says his wife restores furniture like a side business. She was she reselling it or keeping it. Maybe I misunderstood.

I looked her up and she’s a health care attorney , lots of schooling but seems to only have 3ish years actually doing attorney stuff

If she was so sure about the "contract code", she would have understood it doesn't cover a private sale. Plus, the code doesn't apply here, as she would have to prove the scratches made the table totally unfit for use. SOMEONE definitely doesn't understand the code and it's not the Judge.

She was NOT pleased with her husband...smile.

I always have to chuckle at litigants who basically say, "I bought something in a private sale that I shouldn't have, can I get my money back judge?" She's an attorney like I'm a brain surgeon.

Did y’all see the look the wife gave the husband after he testified??!! 😬😂😂 he is in the dog house after this!! 🤣😂 I love how JM made the plaintiff look like a fool. Lol

Weaponized incompetence…. Hubby won’t be sent on any other pickups… mission accomplished 😂

The attitude on her once she realized the case wasn't going her way. I hope the husband stands up for himself, because she seems like she is a mean one and would take it out on him.

Plaintiff must not be a good lawyer if she thinks UCC applies to private sales.

Moral of the story- DO NOT TRUST SENDING A MAN TO PICK UP ANYTHING YOU HAVEN’T INSPECTED YET! Secondly- I don’t know how long that marriage will last cause he definitely don’t know her or her standards to even call her before leaving with it 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️. Last-she needs more law school cause ma’am, private sales don’t have the same privileges and protection as retail company sales. Once you’ve completed your purchase and walked away, it’s over!

JM: Why didn't you go with your husband? Lawyer Karen: I trust my husband! Me: Then stand by your man! No refunds! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

She should’ve sued her husband.

The plaintiff's grating vocal fry would push me over the edge 🤯

Spending 2000 on used furniture is crazy but the plaintiffs lawsuit is absurd. I hope the husband wakes up and leaves her while he still has his sanity.

That poor man is going to have a long long until death do us part with this lady.

Entitlement would not exist if Judges were like this. Awesome

Oh god. Not this episode again. The plaintiff claimed she’s a lawyer but literally had no clue about “as is”. The last time this was posted, the plaintiff responded to almost every negative comment.

4 hours each way to pick up a piece of furniture? There's no tables for sale in Arlington?

They bouta be on divorce court

I’m trying to do the math and figure out how much this furniture must be worth if she was willing to pay 2k, plus rent a truck and drive all the way from Virginia to NY with the price of gas and how much gas a truck uses.

"I'm an attorney". Well then you can afford brand new from R.H.🙄 So entitled and definitely BPD vibes.

As is sale, there's no way she was getting money back lol She should have just gone herself "This isn't Macys " hahah

Wife sews on a dolls loose eye. Husband: Yeah my wife restores furniture. I have no problem believing the husband believes this.

I love the judge and her husband 😂 they seem so fun

Quite embarrassing that the “lawyer” doesn’t know something so basic,

If she is really an attorney, no one should hire her. Surprised she passed the bar if she thinks the uniform contract code applies to private sales.

The question and answer portion of this episode was great. It gave us a small peak at the relationship those 2 have together. In my eyes that's Relationship Goals.

The plaintiff seems really spiteful. Being a lawyer just makes her look even more dopey. Your husband goes picks it up brings it home and you complain. Husband when you get out from under the bus, run, run, run as fast and as far as you can. Is this what you want the next 30 years of your life to be like.

Plaintiff is real piece of....work 😆 And I don't feel sorry for her husband. He chose to marry that shrew 🙄

Doug! lmaoooo.... " Let's see what Harvey has to say... he is also an attorney..."

Whaaa 😭 ..."I'm an attorney"...blah, blah, blah...my guess is that we will all be seeing her on Divorce Court next....

I am so glad Harvey explained that code. The plaintiff still has a lot to learn it seems like. She didn’t understand… the judge has many more years on her in this profession I am sure she knows what she’s talking about.

She could have easily gone with him. Only she knew what it was supposed to look like.

"Severely damaged" ............. the Plaintiff certainly is!

The husband testified against his wife 🤣

I believe it got damaged during transport and they're trying to get their money back.

I so wish we could have heard JM and her husband's thoughts on the case!

I'm sure she's going to give her husband a bad time. SHE SHOULD'VE WENT WITH HER HUSBAND TO PICK UP THE TABLE AND CHAIRS!!!

The American University School of Law should have higher admission standards.

she's an attorney, lol. When she first started talking, explaining the table, I got to the point where I was sitting here shaking my head and saying "blah blah blah blah blah" out loud. And for the record, JM is a judge, you're an attorney so get over yourself, lol

The plaintiff looks like she's going to cry when she realized she was losing. They never addressed the counterclaim

When the husband admitted to seeing marks and such should have been a red flag to call wifey. Then hand over more 💰. Open and shut case.

If she had a case you would think as an attorney she would have gone thru standard court rather than people's court. She was hoping to get around a no refund sale.

The plaintiff is so full of crap. She tried to replace the truth with a nonsense story. I can't imagine it's a great marriage. The second she decided she was better educated than JM she destroyed her integrity. I hope people see the plaintiffs inability to interpret the law before they hire her services. There are some really bad attorney's out there.

The plaintiff is a spoiled person that's not used to not getting her way. She's a relative newlywed. I suspect she won't be married for long.

"THIS AIN'T MACY'S" GURRL THAT LINE GOT ME, JUDGE IS HELLA FUNNY ALSO WTF? WHO PAYS 2000 FOR USED FURNITURE WHEN YOU COULD PUT THAT MONEY TO GOOD USE ON NEW SHIT!!

Ok this is pretty good the plaintiff is clearly a reseller and most likely her husband damaged the item loading it.

Doug is merciless. "Let's join Harvey now - see what he has to say. He's also an attorney!" 😂😂😂

Lol perfect example of someone who thinks they’re above everyone but end up looking as dumb as can be on national television. Girl bye 😂. This “attorney” better pay those court fees for the poor woman who got sued and props to her for keeping it classy while this “attorney” made a fool of herself. I WISH she was able to finish her sentence about how she’s an attorney and how the “Judge is wrong.” You KNOW Judge Millians response would have been golden. 😂😂

This marriage is going to be a short one.

Plaintiff can steam clean the chairs and I bet to refinish that table is under five hundred bucks. Bye Felicia 👋

She is lawyer and she lost I’m not hiring her.

*DANGIT!* If there was *EVER* a time when I wanted JM to comment on a case during the post-show conversation with her husband, this was it! 😩 #LookingForABitOfDrama 😏

its too expensive, its too far- find something else.... thats what her husband shulda said!

You can tell that plaintiff is a total "Karen" in her community.

I like JM’s husband. He seems really cool. He needs a show, too. They’re cute together.

As soon as she said she no one forced her to buy it I think it was an open shut case 😂

Unrelated to this case: RH does have very unique and amazing furniture and designs, and there are different designers who created these unique pieces. However, my hubby recently worked for the owner/CEO's restaurant, RH Guesthouse, and the owner has a residence there and was there a lot. Him and the staff he hired (managers and other higher ups) are classists and a bit racist. Beautiful restaurant but horrible food. The restaurant doesn't have a liquor license. Anyways, we were going to purchase some furniture from RH since my hubby had an employee discount, but, of course, we decided not to support the company.

@4:45 Marilyn looks scary af. 🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️ ajajajajaja. The plaintiff husband thought the furniture was $500. That's why he didn't fuss.

You can tell she is type A and gives that husband hell! Lol

If I was the husband, I would run and not look back. She didn't even know the law, she just looks like a Karen.

Her husband probably got an earful for admitting she restores furniture.

What kind of lawyer would feel the need to discredit their witness over something that doesn't even matter in the case?? Who cares if you refurbished dolls instead of furniture? lol

Did they forget to address the defendant's countersuit?

The plaintiff just doesn't get it. It's not her fault her husband picked up the table and chairs on her behalf and she's not satisfied with it. We don't live in your world, lady!

The plaintiff got a JM smackdown. 🤣👍🏾

I don't think her husband would confuse her furniture restoration and reselling with her fixing up of American Girl dolls. He specifically said she refinishes furniture and resells. She said he did not say that...roll the tape!

Thank you Harvey ❤

Seriously? She’s an attorney and thinks that the UCC applies to private sales for used furniture?

I hope the plaintiff sees this video, the comments never disappoint 😅

Omg did the plaintiff drop the f bomb at ruling?? It's super quiet 😅 someone did

But, didn’t her own husband snitched on her…? She was purchasing to restore it anyways!!! Probably, to sell!!🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣

Attorney= This one is fresh out of law school.

A good attorney can afford to buy new furniture, unless it’s antique.

When she said "I'm an attorney" I was like then you should have been more cautious ⚠️ than that.🤔

Imagine being married to the Plaintiff. That poor guy.

Hubby sportin' that Rick Astley look!!! 🤩 *♫Never Gonna Give You Up♫*

Plantiff :"I'm also an attorney".... girrrllllllllll LOL

Whatever sort of law she practices, anyone who watched this will run the opposite direction when they see her. 😂

So relatable to get rid of something you've had around for years only to then need it.

Plaintiff is something else.

I just love the way she through her husband under the bus. And the steller logic!! He should have read my mind and know what i talked to the seller about 🤣

That's too funny. The plaintiff was so mad she stopped the F bomb 💣 and it was a so quiet, it actually wasn't edited/bleeped. And sorry, she was dead wrong about an as-is sale. I feel so sorry for get husband who completely tanked her case. He's gonna great about that for decades! (I know because I've been married as long as JM).

I squandered my lock down time as well, but I Love to cook and I wanted to learn to bake. That wasn't a great idea.