The firm sues a convicted murderer who is making money from a song he wrote about his crime; Eli tries to help Natalie Flores (America Ferrera) and her family.

The Lockhart Gardner firm represents drug kingpin Lemond Bishop in a divorce, even though he wants a reconciliation; Kalinda receives a grand jury subpoena.

The firm sues a Web site that failed to protect the anonymity of a Chinese dissident; Eli receives a tip that he hopes will force Childs from the race; Will and Diane work on getting rid of Derrick Bond for good.

Diane represents ballistics expert Kurt McVeigh in a lawsuit; Eli takes an interest in Wendy Scott-Carr's illegal nanny.

A young billionaire sues a film studio for depicting him negatively; Alicia confronts Will about a voice mail message he left for her.

Cary's team looks to challenge Alicia's client's murder confession; Wendy Scott-Carr makes threats in an effort to get Peter to drop out of the race.

The partners must decide whether to take the case of a massage therapist who is accusing a Nobel Prize winner of sexual assault; Peter and Eli try to figure out what Wendy's candidacy means for their campaign.

An explosive confrontation between Alicia and Glenn results from a multimillion-dollar malicious prosecution lawsuit; Alicia's brother visits after his questionable comments about Peter go viral.

Alicia has to choose between her marriage to Peter and pursuing a future with Will.