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Jared Franklin and Peter Bash are best buddies, forging their friendship through their work as aggressive street lawyers. They'll chase down their clients, literally, and work just as aggressively to win any case. Their style, notably Jared's brash presentation skills and Peter's penchant for connecting with a judge and jury, also wins over Stanton Infeld, the senior partner at one of the top law firms in Los Angeles, who recruits the pair to inject some life into his buttoned-down firm. That won't be easy, however, if Damien Karp has his say. Karp is Infeld's nephew, a straitlaced lawyer whose own plans for the firm in no way include welcoming unpredictable co-workers.
S3, EP4 "Captain Johnny"
Rachel and the boys wager to see whose case will bring better PR for the firm; Jared and Peter defend a fisherman; Rachel defends a self-proclaimed psychic; Peter and Jared acquire a curbside sofa.
S3, EP5 "By the Numbers"
Peter and Jared represent an actuary who is accused of murder after purchasing a dying woman's life insurance policy; Damien and Infeld work with a Venice Beach beekeeper; Peter discovers that Charlie has a daughter.
S3, EP6 "Freck"
Peter and Jared come to the aid of their friend when he is accused of murdering his long-time practical joke adversary; Damien handles a case for Infeld's foundation; Peter meets Charlie's daughter.
S3, EP7 "Control"
Peter and Jared attempt to silence a heckler; Rachel handles her family's litigation; Karp's mentor is found dead on a golf course; Peter and Charlie's relationship takes a back seat to her career.
S3, EP3 "Good Lovin'"
When Peter's mother is arrested on prostitution charges, the boys must prove her methods are purely therapeutic; Peter is forced to confront his mother on the stand; Damien attempts to get an endorsement from a retiring judge.
S3, EP2 "Dead and Alive"
The gang moves in to Infeld's beach house; Peter pursues his new neighbor; Jared and Peter must prove a veteran is alive after a clerical error wrongfully pronounced him dead; Karp is concerned about Infeld's erratic behavior.
