Eric Ruffin

Alicia must work with a lawyer she suspects of having a hidden side.

An accountant employed by a drug dealer is arrested; the firm must find out if the Feds are after the licit or illicit side of the business.

As Cary's case goes to trial, he considers a plea deal involving jail time. A joke gets Alicia in trouble as her campaign progresses.

Peter gives an interview that could impact voter turnout and Alicia's political future. Diane encounters a potential client during a weekend with Kurt and his affluent friends.

Campaign advice leads to Alicia facing a crisis of conscience. Elsewhere, the Feds want Cary to work with them as they build a case against Lemond Bishop.

Diane and Cary represent Colin Sweeney when he accuses a television producer of basing an unflattering character on his life. Alicia competes against Frank Paddy for a campaign donation.