L.A. Law

Nobody wants to defend the son of the firm's biggest corporate customers who is charged with raping a woman who has leukemia.

Kuzak experiences pangs of conscience while defending a client he considers contemptible; Kelsey makes her move on Markowitz.

Kuzak and Sifuentes observe attorney Sy Modell move to dismiss the charges against his millionaire defendant, Nelson Gallagher. Gorgeous Deputy D.A., Grace Van Owen, argues with the judge’s decision to dismiss the charges due to lack of substantial evidence.

Sifuentes is taken off-guard when Brackman invites him to dinner at his home. The staff convenes for a meeting and Abby is mortified when the status of her divorce from her husband is brought up by Becker.

McKenzie's guest lecture at a local law school on pro bono cases turns into a frenzy of economic self interest questions by the students.

The staff convenes for a meeting and Becker is in a foul mood after breaking his finger in a basketball game. He mentions the idea of the firm handling entertainment law which upsets McKenzie. Brackman tell Sifuentes to drop the Escobar immigration case since she is no longer working as his maid. Kuzak verbally defends his client who wishes to be stuffed and mounted when he dies.