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Net Worth: ÂWill takes on the defamation case of wunderkind internet billionaire Patric Edelstein, the 25-year-old founder of Sleuth.com. Patric is suing the makers of a biopic that he claims is defaming him, and while Will knows the case will be a tough sell he also knows that he can milk this 'cash cow' for hundreds of billable hours.
After meeting with Patric in the deposition, however, Will begins believing in the kid. After a talk with Honeycutt, the cynical lawyer representing the studio, Will resolves to try and win the long-shot defamation case instead of just trying to milk it for the cash. While meeting with the screenwriter, though, Will gets a better idea: challenging Patric's right to publicity. If he claims that the studio is usurping Patric's right to control his own publicity, he can get a settlement without proving the much-more-difficult defamation claims.
Will's angle works. The studio offers Patric 35 million in settlement and the screenwriter gives Patric his public apology.
While Will is handling the case, Alicia is driving from Oregon to Chicago with her brother Owen. In a motel room in Wyoming, she finally admits to him that she has real feelings for Will. He tells her that she should go for it, but knows that she’ll never leave her husband. Alicia is not so sure. She finally confronts Will about the voicemail, but he tells her that all he said was that she made the right decision staying with Peter.
Meanwhile, the big news around town is a failed terrorist attack on Chicago. The three candidates have a powwow where they agree not to use it as a political weapon â€" they all have their hands somewhat dirty on this one. But while all three candidates secretly plan to useit to their advantage, Wendy strikes first, condemning Peter and Glenn in a public interview for their ties to letting future would-be terrorists out of jail.
Blake and Kalinda’s cold war turns hot when Kalinda uncovers one of Blake’s secrets: he’s working for drug kingpin LeMond bishop. They have a confrontation and finally get their animosity out in the open.
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Episode 23: Closing Arguments
ÂÂThe jury is already in deliberations when a shocking piece of evidence is anonymously mailed to Lockhart/Gardner: the murder victim’s glove, complete with the killer’s blood. Wi... More...
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Episode 22: Getting Off
ÂÂLockhart/Gardner defends the operator of an adultery website against doe-eyed prosecutor Nancy Crozier. Feeling that Alicia's story helps the client seem more sympathetic, Will makes her firs... More...
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Episode 21: In Sickness
ÂÂLockhart/Gardner nemesis Patti Nyholm returns, this time defending a hospital in a liver transplant case. A woman with only weeks to live has been bumped from the transplant list, and our fir... More...
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Episode 20: Foreign Affairs
ÂÂLockhart/Gardner represents a small drilling contractor in a contract dispute against a major oil conglomerate. Things seem straightforward at first, but quickly get out of hand when a South ... More...
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Episode 19: Wrongful Termination
ÂÂAlicia and LG take a class action suit against GoView, a video-on-demand company that created working conditions so miserable that several employees committed suicide. Opposing counsel is on... More...
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Episode 18: Killer Song
ÂÂJarvis Bowes has spent the last 30 years in a psychiatric hospital after being convicted for the rape and murder of Malory Cerone. While institutionalized, he wrote a song which was covered b... More...
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Episode 17: Ham Sandwich
ÂÂWhen LeMond Bishop's wife leaves him, LG represents the drug kingpin in a series of increasingly nasty divorce proceedings. LeMond is intent on trying to reconcile with the woman he still lov... More...
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Episode 16: Great Firewall
ÂÂLGB is suing a social networking website on behalf Shen Yuan, a Chinese dissident who was jailed and tortured for five years by his government. Shen claims that the website failed to protect ... More...
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Episode 15: Silver Bullet
ÂÂKurt McVeigh, the right-wing ballistics expert with whom Diane has an on-again off-again relationship, is on trial for testimony he gave in a murder trial. Pablo Beltran, the accused cop kill... More...
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Episode 14: Net Worth
ÂÂWill takes on the defamation case of wunderkind internet billionaire Patric Edelstein, the 25-year-old founder of Sleuth.com. Patric is suing the makers of a biopic that he claims is defaming... More...
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Episode 13: Real Deal
ÂÂWhen a miscarriage/infertility cluster in a suburban neighborhood appears to have been caused by poorly disposed pesticides, Alicia and her team pound the pavement rounding up clients in a po... More...
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Episode 12: Silly Season
ÂÂThis episode will be from Cary's point of view, as the state attorney's office prosecutes Joey Church for the murder of Jay Winston. Joes was two weeks away from release when he killed fellow... More...
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Episode 11: Two Courts
ÂÂWhile defending Scott Bauer, an internet spam distributor accused of murdering his father, Alicia and Will are stymied by hostile judge Edward Weldon due to an altercation he had with Will on... More...
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Episode 10: Breaking Up
ÂÂWhen drugs are found in the possession of wealthy law student Jonathan Murphy and his working class girlfriend Alexis Symanski. Jonathan’s father calls in LGB. But the case gets more c... More...
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Episode 9: Nine Hours
ÂÂTen years ago, Carter Wright was accused of starting a fire that killed his ex-wife. He's been on death row ever since. When LGB gets a cryptic call about the case from a courthouse clerk, th... More...
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Episode 8: On Tap
ÂÂLGB takes on the case of Matthew Wade, an alderman who has been indicted for taking campaign contributions in exchange for getting a mosque built on the site of an abandoned housing project. ... More...
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Episode 7: Bad Girls
ÂÂAfter receiving a critical peer review from new partner Derrick Bond, Alicia is saddled with the DUI case of teen star Sloan Burchfield, who ran her Escalade into a pole after a night of unde... More...
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Episode 6: Poisoned Pill
ÂÂIn our first sweeps episode, LGB crosses swords with a brilliant disabled attorney named Louis Canning who is cynically deployed by a desperate pharmaceutical company to battle the claim that... More...
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Episode 5: VIP Treatment
ÂÂThis episode begins right where the last one ends, with young DA Wendy Scott-Carr announcing her intent to run for State's Attorney at a gala dinner in front of Alicia, Peter, and the LGB par... More...
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Episode 4: Cleaning House
ÂÂAlicia once again faces the impossibly sweet young Nancy Crozier, only this time she’s our co-counsel and – supposedly – on the same side of the case. Although Aliciaââ‚... More...