UPDATE, 11:26 a.m.: A new courtroom shows We the People with Justice Lauren Lake in 95 percent of U.S. broadcast syndication markets for a fall launch, Byron Allen`s Entertainment Studios announced today. The outlets include several CBS and Fox O&O, as well as Nexstar, Tegna, Weigel and Sinclair and other channel groups. Tags: hybrid, Lauren Lake, Lauren Lake Paternity Court, media, paternity, talk show, television So if your case is heard in Small Claims Court or on a reality show, you know there will be a real winner and a loser. Unless you lose in a televised court, that`s the end of your case. In 2019, the show received a Daytime Emmy Award for outstanding legal/judicial programming after its 6th season. However, after Season 7 in early 2020, Lauren Lake`s Paternity Court ended production, which was confirmed as canceled until 2021. MGM has abandoned all of its court programs due to financial difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Originally, the series was to be filmed from a real courtroom, although this later moved to a traditional studio. The show`s first season was taped at Sunset Bronson Studios in Los Angeles next to the set of Judge Judy and rented the space previously used for Big Ticket Television Judge Joe Brown until it was cancelled in 2013.[10] Beginning with Season 2, production moved to Georgia Public Broadcasting Studios in Atlanta.[8] The site was previously used by Swift Justice with Nancy Grace during the 2010–11 season.[7] As with many Atlanta-based productions, the series also received tax credits from the Georgia Film Office for producing the series in Georgia, and OFM had credits for its support. 22. In June 2021, it was announced that Lake would return to television in a revival of the legal series We the People, previously directed by Gloria Allred.

Lake will direct his own edition of the We the People series with Justice Lauren Lake. Similar to the first episode with Allred, the court show will be produced by Byron Allen`s Entertainment Studios and aired on JusticeCentralTV. The show will join a number of sister television shows on this network, including America`s Court with Justice Ross, Justice for All with Justice Cristina Perez, Justice with Justice Mablean, Supreme Court with Justice Karen and The Verdict with Justice Hatchett. [14] An article in Broadcasting & Cable talking about the show`s conception listed the episodes focused on paternity testing of the Maury talk show as a direct inspiration for Paternity Court, as Bryan stated in the article that Maury`s high ratings among women aged 25 to 54 and the popularity of the court show genre allowed the two concepts to merge. Weigel Broadcasting president Neal Sabin, whose group of stations was among the first to take over the program, thought it was a natural addition to its networks` programming, saying it was “a little maurious and a little courteous.” [2] [3] Is there a way to ensure that your case is stronger and in your favour? Yes, if you have all your documents in hand to prove your side. For example, if two companies decide to create a reference agreement for the services exchanged and one person in the agreement does not honor his or her part of the agreement, a reference agreement would be useful because it is a contract between the two parties and can stand in court. Let`s take a look at Justice Judy, also known as Judy Sheindlin. You may be skeptical of Judy, but she is really a former judge and prosecutor. The “judges” of most shows are referees and what is represented is a form of binding arbitration.

Unlike most court shows today, which usually have two cases in each episode, paternity court focuses on only one case per episode, though a second case may look unusual. [10] Lake takes time before and after the results to speak to his litigants. [8] PREVIOUS EXCLUSIVE, June 22, 2021: Byron Allen Entertainment Studios has ordered We the People With Judge Lauren Lake, a one-hour syndicated legal series that will be available for television, global cable, network and digital platforms in fall 2022. The series is produced and distributed by Allen Media Group/Entertainment Studios. Amid a decline in the genre in terms of industry, entertainment studios have stepped up their syndicated court programming. We the People joins the company`s experienced U.S. Court with Justice Ross, Justice For All with Justice Cristina Perez, Justice with Justice Mablean, Supreme Justice with Justice Karen and The Verdict with Justice Hatchett. The series are broadcast in more than 90% of U.S. television markets, as well as on networks and digital platforms, including the Entertainment Studios Networks Justicecentral.tv, which is available in more than 50 million U.S. homes. Lauren Lake`s Paternity Court ended production after the 2019-2020 television season (the show`s 7th season).

Due to the financial decline of the show`s distributor, MGM, Paternity Court ended production with its sister shows Couples Court with the Cutlers and Personal Injury Court. Due to the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, MGM studio was also for sale. However, the show will air in replays, but ratings for the show will not be calculated due to the lack of partnership between MGM and Nielsen Ratings. The end of the aforementioned court programs is also ingrained in MGM`s network customer base, which consists of lower-rated networks like The CW and MyNetworkTV. [11] Paternity Court was established on Monday, September 23, 2013. [4] The first day of recording of the judicial broadcast was June 13, 2013. In season 2, Lake`s name was added to the series` title, Lauren Lake`s Paternity Court.[5] The production was also moved from Los Angeles to Georgia Public Broadcasting Studios in Atlanta that season.[6][7] [7] We all know the answer. Two idiots with an equally stupid fight. Often reality TV is staged and they find people who are willing to be on TV, who are aware of their own stupidity or not. But when the arguments are real, it becomes hypnotic.

That`s the magic of reality TV court shows, because all the judges were real judges in the American judicial system at some point.