Drop Dead Diva

With Grayson (Jackson Hurst) in a coma, Jane (Brooke Elliott) represents an actor whose innocence she questions in a fatal hit-and-run. When Kim (Kate Levering) takes the case of a woman whose ex-husband lied to lure her back into bed, she goes up against her ex-boss and former boyfriend, Jay Parker (Josh Stamberg). Guest stars include Leann Rimes, Wendy Williams and Paula Abdul.

As Grayson (Jackson Hurst) asks for help planning his wedding, Jane (Brooke Elliott) joins Kim on a malpractice lawsuit on behalf of a model who died while getting breast implants. Meanwhile, Teri’s (Margaret Cho) firefighter boyfriend is sued by a woman who was injured when he saved her from a burning building.

As his exotic dancer clients threaten Grayson’s (Jackson Hurst) plans to meet Vanessa’s dad, Jane (Brooke Elliott) represents a dwarf (guest star Nic Novicki) who wants to sue a sperm bank for negligence. Meanwhile, Fred (Ben Feldman) hires a fake mom to answer Stacy’s (April Bowlby) questions about his past.

When she’s robbed as she’s picking up the wedding rings, Jane (Brooke Elliott) ends up defending the critically ill thief in court. As the wedding day approaches, Parker (Josh Stamburg) drafts Grayson (Jackson Hurst) to defend an old college classmate (guest star Howard Hesseman) who’s been arrested for selling camel’s milk.

As Jane (Brooke Elliott) represents a lesbian couple that is being denied a chance to attend their senior prom together, Teri (Margaret Cho) enlists Grayson (Jackson Hurst) to help a bailiff who’s been caught in a mail order marriage scam. Meanwhile, Jane is stunned to learn that her boyfriend, Bill, is seeing other women.

When she’s assigned to help the D.A.’s office with an old murder case, Jane (Brooke Elliott) learns that she once worked there and had an affair with her boss. When Kim (Kate Levering) agrees to go after a fashion blogger for luring impressionable teenage girls into spending thousands of dollars on clothes, her target turns out to be Stacy (April Bowlby).

While working to keep Grayson (Jackson Hurst) from stopping a casino ad featuring photos of Deb, Jane’s (Brooke Elliott) mom Elaine (guest star Faith Prince) is arrested after escaping from a grounded airplane flight. And when Fred (Ben Feldman) grows tired of being mothered by Stacy (April Bowlby), he looks to find a place of his own.

After agreeing to represent a college student who has accused the school’s star quarterback of rape, Jane (Brooke Elliott) suspects that loyal alumnus Grayson (Jackson Hurst) is trying to undermine her case. Meanwhile, Kim’s (Kate Levering) argumentative sister (guest star Kathy Griffin) seeks her help with a divorce.

As Stacy enlists Jane to represent a sorority sister in her lawsuit against a casino, Kim and Parker team up to argue for a devoted woman's custody of a rare plant.

Though it forces her to take on a client of the firm, Jane (Brooke Elliott) agrees to help a frustrated parent stop a lead contaminated high school from opening. And when Teri (Margaret Cho) lambasts a former high school classmate (guest star Patty Stanger) at a dating seminar, Kim (Kate Levering) defends her in a slander lawsuit.

As Jane (Brooke Elliott) represents Parker’s (Josh Stamberg) ex-girlfriend (guest star Brandy Norwood) in a lawsuit against an intransigent life insurance company, Kim (Kate Levering) seeks to help a minister who is encouraging his parishioners to shoplift for charity.

As a law student (Special Guest Star Quinton Aaron) seeks Jane's (Brooke Elliott) help when his fiance is injured in a bridal store's out of control promotion, Judge Owen French (guest star Lex Medlin) forces Grayson (Jackson Hurst) to try a case using medieval law. And as Stacy's (April Bowlby) new TV role goes to her head, Jane is forced to take action.

After convincing the gravely ill sister of a death row inmate to accept his heart for a transplant, Jane (Brooke Elliott) must get a judge to bend the rules for execution in order to make it possible. And as Grayson (Jackson Hurst) defends her after she’s arrested for assault, Stacy’s (April Bowlby) criminal past threatens to send her to prison.