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Throughout the entire series, Byrd managed to remain neutral he never let sympathy or any other emotion shows. Although Judge Judy was in charge of the courtroom, the hit show benefited from Byrd's presence as the bailiff.
Since Byrd got another gig with Judy, they've clearly buried the hatchet. Byrd was probably worried about his income. He has a family to take care of. His wife and kids are really important to him. So, it's not surprising that he would have been offended that Judy chose not to cast him in Judy Justice. However, with Tribunal Justice, she extended an olive branch which he was happy to accept. It's good that the two resolved their issues.
Who wants to live in a world where Judge Judy and Byrd aren't buddies? That's just unnatural and wrong.
So, what's Tribunal Justice anyway? Well, it's similar to Judge Judy's other efforts. However, she expanded the concept, bringing in more judges to spice things up. It could be argued that Judge Judy has more than enough spice on her own, but it was time to change it up. The show combines the judges' interactions with accusers and defendants with video footage that sheds more light on the process of ensuring that justice is served. As of now, the show has run for two seasons.