Season three premiere. A storm is brewing at Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart when revelations of past indiscretions involving a partner come to light. Right when she thought the world couldn’t get any crazier, an incident at home pushes Diane to her breaking point.

Corruption incarnate enters the courtroom in the form of attorney Roland Blum (Michael Sheen), Maia’s new co-counsel on a murder trial. The firm interviews a potential new head of matrimonial law, but Lucca is skeptical of his qualifications.

Diane is encouraged to “do something” after meeting the leader of a female resistance group whose aim is to sink POTUS’ approval rating. Maia and Blum’s plan for a plea deal goes awry when Assistant State’s Attorney Spencer Zschau (Aaron Tveit) takes over the case.

Lucca’s involvement in a viral “mothering while black” video sparks conversations at Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart that unearth racial biases and pay disparity at the firm.

Blum weasels his way to a co-counsel seat on Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart’s largest case against genetics testing company Second Helix. While volunteering as democratic poll watchers in the suburbs of Chicago, Lucca and Jay come face to face with an alt-right group aiming to intimidate voters.

Celebrity hairdresser Wade V (Tituss Burgess) seeks Lucca’s help with a postnuptial agreement for a high profile client. Following their deal with Second Helix, Blum makes his presence well known at Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart, rattling some partners more than others.

Diane and Liz deal with a close ally when assigned to a class action case involving malfunctioning voting machines in the 2016 presidential election. Blum’s domineering tactics continue to push buttons at the firm while he purposefully stalls his work on Second Helix.

[W Network]Felix Staples rattles the firm when he returns with a case against ChumHum, bringing along a familiar face as his representation; Diane receives a mysterious note at home, piquing Kurt's curiosity.

[W Network]Diane Lockhart tries to figure out whether you can resist a crazy administration without going crazy yourself, while Adrian Boseman and Liz Reddick-Lawrence struggle with a new post-factual world.

Blum is out for revenge when he represents a group of Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart’s ex-clients who claim the firm overcharged them. When Lucca finds out she’s a candidate for an open partner position, she begins to question her reputation within the firm.