Rake

Unpaid taxes and a criminal gambling debt send Cleaver into a spiral, but Barney brings him a case he just can't resist - the defense of one Professor Graham Murray, a world-renowned economist accused of cannibalism.

Tax lawyer David Potter continues his relentless pursuit of Cleaver, who finds himself in the middle of Barney and Scarlet's (Danielle Cormack, "Ash vs. Evil Dead") crumbling marriage. Meanwhile, he takes on a case of jury tampering involving an attractive single mother.

Consumed by remorse after sleeping with Scarlet and facing his ninth appearance before the Bar Association, Cleaver gets a much-needed distraction by defending a famous chef charged with bigamy.

Cleaver takes on a case defending a once-famous but now homeless artist accused of murdering a 15-year-old male prostitute.

With Barney not speaking to him, his ex-wife Wendy blaming him for their son's predicament and his client's case threatening to self-destruct, Cleaver turns back to gambling and cocaine.

Unable to resist her charms, Cleaver agrees to defend an old flame - now successful radio shock jock Eddie Langhorn - who has been charged with inciting racial hatred.

Missy recommends Cleaver to defend an assailant in a case with personal ties to her past, Attorney General Joe Sandilands is outed as a brothel patron and a devastating tragedy leaves everyone scarred.

Cleaver is forced to work with Barney again to defend his loan shark, Mick Corella, on murder charges; Missy must make a difficult choice.