Kelsey and Markowitz are devastated when Harris changes her mind about the adoption; Melman decides to file for divorce; Rollins hires an attractive new summer intern; the lure of a potential high six figure income leads Perkins move the focus of her practice to representing drug dealers; Kuzak and Van Owen argue about their relationship; the partners quickly regret it when their criticism of Brackman's managerial style prompts him to resign as managing partner, and are greatly relieved when he agrees to their entreaties to return to the job.
Name | Type | Role | |
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David E. Kelley | Writer | ||
William M. Finkelstein | Writer | ||
Michele Gallery | Writer | ||
Jim Hudson | Guest Star | ||
Adam Silbar | Guest Star | ||
Nancy Burnett | Guest Star | ||
Apollo Dukakis | Guest Star | ||
Kiel Martin | Guest Star | ||
Jim Jansen | Guest Star | ||
Kenneth Robert Shippy | Guest Star | ||
Camille Ameen | Guest Star | ||
Bob Corso | Guest Star | ||
Sue Rihr | Guest Star | ||
Lenny Hicks | Guest Star | ||
Alma Washington | Guest Star | ||
Susan Silo | Guest Star | ||
Dana Andersen | Guest Star | ||
Charlie Callas | Guest Star | ||
Lucy Webb | Guest Star | ||
Sandy Smolan | Director |