A comic legal mysterySeason one · The Diner Case

LAWSUITVILLE

Empty red vinyl diner booths, with worn seats and afternoon light falling across the tables. — There’s always room for one more opinion.

Welcome to Lawsuitville

A small town.
A good lawyer.
A very bad debt.

A lawsuit lands at the town’s favorite diner. Sue N. Easy has a few questions.

About the series

The Diner Case. A story told across ten episodes.Keep going

The story / Season one

FRANK COULD
USE A GOOD
LAWYER.

The Diner Case

For sixty years, Bell’s Diner has been part of the town’s daily routine. Now a lawsuit could put an end to that.

Sue N. Easy works just across Main Street. She’s quick with a joke and even quicker to notice when someone’s story doesn’t add up. Frank Bell is going to need both.

She takes his case. What follows is a legal mystery involving the people who gather at his tables, and a dispute that reaches well beyond them.

Comic legal mysteryTen connected episodes

“He can sue you.
That is not the same as winning.”
Sue N. Easy

The world of Lawsuitville

EVERYBODY
KNOWS EVERYBODY.

Lawsuitville sits at the edge of Arizona’s high desert. There’s a courthouse, a diner, and very little chance of keeping your business to yourself.

Historic Route 66 stretching across the Arizona high desert under a wide, cloud-filled sky. — Arizona, beyond the city limits.Photograph by Carol M. Highsmith

What to expect

Pull up a chair.

You’ll get to know the regulars, hear a few arguments over coffee, and find out why this diner matters to so many people.

Read the fine print.

The case runs through all ten episodes. There’s time to follow the clues and decide for yourself who you believe.

An empty diner after dark, photographed on film, with orange booths beneath warm hanging lights. — The diner, after everyone’s gone home.

Behind the series

BRINGING
LAWSUITVILLE
TO LIFE.

A fictional town, down to the last coffee stain.

We’re building Lawsuitville with realistic digital characters and sets, then directing each scene as a complete performance. The same characters and locations return throughout the season.

Some shots use AI-assisted finishing. What matters on screen is whether you believe these people know each other, and whether you want to hear what they say next.

Currently in development

Lawsuitville / The Diner Case

COMING SOON.

We’ll announce the release date
and where to watch right here.

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