Judge Judy

A woman has taken legal action against a salon owner and the stylist who created her custom wig. She is seeking more than $600 in damages after the wig turned out disastrously wrong. The lawsuit alleges the wig was made incorrectly, causing the plaintiff inconvenience and financial loss.

Series 21 presents a self‑contained episode that falls under the programme format, classified simply as an episode. It forms part of the ongoing collection of instalments that make up the series, offering viewers a concise, stand‑alone story. The central narrative follows a woman who takes legal action against both the owner of a salon and the stylist who worked for it. She is claiming more than $600 in damages after the custom wig she ordered turns out to be a complete failure. The dispute centres on the fact that the wig, which was meant to be made to her specifications, was delivered in a condition that left her dissatisfied and seeking compensation. In the course of the episode, the plaintiff’s claim is laid out clearly: the amount sought exceeds six hundred dollars, and the parties she is suing are identified as the salon’s proprietor and the individual stylist responsible for the work. The focus remains on the mishandling of the bespoke wig order and the resulting financial loss the woman alleges she suffered. The story concludes with the legal confrontation serving as the primary driver of the episode’s tension. By concentrating on the lawsuit and the parties involved, the programme offers a straightforward look at a consumer dispute arising from a botched custom hair‑piece.