Get Judged by Byron Browne

A woman wants to know what actions she can take against a college for not granting her Associate’s Degree from 25 years ago, and a mom is worried about having a bounce house at her daughter’s birthday party and being liable for injuries. 

A man wonders if a drug-related run-in with TSA will hurt his current professional career, and an actress who never got paid for tutorial videos she recorded wants to know what recourse she can take against the person who scammed her. 

A woman wants to know what actions she can take to speed up her divorce because her future ex-husband keeps delaying the process, and a homeowner is wondering if it’s illegal for a property manager to show up unannounced for home inspections. 

A man thinks he may have a discrimination case against a manager who made racial slurs at him, and a former pro-football player wants to sue his former university for not properly investigating the hip pain that ultimately ended his career. 

A woman wants to know what action she can take against a man she refused to date who keeps filing retraining orders against her, and a man who lived in a rodent infested apartment wishes to charge his landlord for damages after he has moved out.

A woman is being harassed online by people in her community after taking a pro-trans youth privacy stance at her child’s high school, and a man is worried he will lose this security deposit after his notoriously shady landlord passes away. 

A man believes he was falsely terminated for sexual harassment after asking multiple co-workers to spend time with him after work. But is Byron buying his “good guy” story?

A woman wants to know if she should pursue a class action lawsuit after taking acetaminophen while pregnant, and a man is seeking retribution after investing his money in a sketchy cryptocurrency project. 

A woman wants to sue her former landlord for health problems she endured when he neglected black mold in her unit and put “lipstick on the pig”, and a father wants to know if his daughter was wrongfully terminated for stopping a robber at her job.

A woman facing regular drug testing at work wants to know her legal rights with medical marijuana across state lines, and a man wants to know if he’s entitled to more money after a home that he thought was left to him in a will was sold by his father.

A woman wants to take action against her landlord for harassment and negligence after locking herself out of her apartment naked, and a man is wondering if he can sue his dentist for refusing to treat him and for withholding his dental records.

A woman wants to know how to reverse a decision made by the state based on a 40-year-old conviction that won’t allow her to care for her daughter, and a daughter is looking to sue her father, who is also her employer, for a year of back pay. 

A man is filmed without his consent and thinks he may have a case against the production company that broadcast his information on TV, and a woman says her family is toxic and wants out of the family will, but can she transfer it to her son instead?

A woman’s good act turns costly as a well-known wigmaker scammed her out of her money and now she wants justice, and a former employee wants to know if she has a case against a major postal service for a “crushing” work-related injury. 

When you find yourself in a bind and nowhere else to turn, there’s one man who will step up and “fight for the little guy,” the “Anti-Lawyer Lawyer,” Byron Browne! And that’s just what he does on GET JUDGED BY BYRON BROWNE! A former hockey player turned lawyer, Browne is a compassionate advocate for his clients but a "bulldog" lawyer with a no BS attitude and a reputation for never losing a case in court. On GET JUDGED BY BYRONW BROWNE, everyday people will have the chance to call in with their legal questions to determine if they have a case. Browne will dig into their story and provide a no-holds-barred assessment of their situation. He may not dish out the answer they want, but he’ll give them the legal judgement they deserve - when they “Get Judged by Byron Browne.”