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The Firm
"The Firm" picks back up with attorney Mitchell McDeere and his family a decade after the events in the John Grisham novel and 1993 movie of the same name. The McDeere family decides to come out of hiding to finally reclaim their lives after bringing down the law firm of Bendini, Lambert & Locke, a Memphis firm that operated as a front for the Chicago mob. Unfortunately, time did not lessen Mitchell's enemies' desire for revenge and past dangers are still a concern. The danger is amplified because of Mitch's new association with another firm that may or may not be involved in something illicit.
S1, EP9 "Chapter Nine"
Mitch and Ray find themselves in the world of terror law while investigating a mysterious death; Tammy gets a new job in order to help further the Sarah Holt case.
S1, EP10 "Chapter Ten"
Mitch defends a woman accused of kidnapping a baby; Abby thinks a student is being abused; Tammy and Ray find useful information regarding the Sarah Holt case; Joey tries to prove a point.
S1, EP11 "Chapter Eleven"
An inmate on death row wants to help the family he wronged; Tammy receives an inheritance that causes tension in her relationship with Ray; the gang learns more about Sarah Holt.
S1, EP12 "Chapter Twelve"
Sarah Holt finally tells Mitch the truth about her case; Mitch makes an mistake that could land a client in jail for life; Tammy asks a hacker to search for clues on Sarah's computer.
S1, EP22 "Chapter Twenty-Two"
A new enemy threatens Ray and Tammy's wedding; Mitch makes a stunning discovery as Patrick Walker's trial starts.
S1, EP5 "Chapter Five"
Mitch defends a gambler who insists that he is not guilty of murder; Mitch and Abby enlist Kinross & Grant to help them with the Althea Sanderson tort case.
S1, EP4 "Chapter Four"
Mitch defends a psychiatrist accused of killing her stalker; Mitch tells Abby and the FBI that he feels like he is being watched; Ray and Tammy work on the Sarah Holt case.
S1, EP3 "Chapter Three"
Mitch must defend the son of a partner in his new firm against a murder charge; as Mitch begins working on the Sarah Holt case, he starts to understand why Kinross & Grant brought him on.
