The Firm

Ten years after Mitchell McDeere exposed his law firm as a mob front and landed his family in witness protection, the McDeeres begin the difficult task of rebuilding their lives.

With Judge Trott's decision on whether to try Donnell Heywood as an adult or juvenile pending, the murdered boy's father seeks hisown brand of justice and Mitch and Ray try to intervene before more tragedy results.

Now associated with the Kinross & Clark law firm, Mitch is forced to defend a partners' son on a murder charge. Unhappy with his new case assignment, Mitch puts Ray to work by having him investigate what really happened.

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.

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.

Mitch discovers ulterior motives when a judge offers leniency for his client; Claire tries to convince her parents she needs a cell phone; Tammy and Ray continue working on the Sarah Holt case.

Mitch's attempts to help a new client, Nate, are complicated when Nate's brother is named as a co-defendant; Tammy pressures a potential ally into explaining a cryptic clue.

The police release Mitch after clearing him as a suspect; Mitch visits Sarah in jail, but she won't answer his questions; Ray finds a clue about Mitch's pursuer; Tammy and Abby investigate a list left by Moxon.

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.

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.

Under siege at night, Mitch's family runs out the back door. Two weeks earlier, Mitch takes the case of a condemned murderer, scheduled to die in Virginia, who wants to offer his heart to the teen daughter of the man he murdered.

Sarah Holt finally tells Mitch the truth about her case; Mitch makes a mistake that could land a client in jail for life; Tammy asks a hacker to search for clues on Sarah's computer.

Mitch and Ray confront Andrew, who offers to help expose Kinross & Clark to the FBI; Abby tries to get the authorities to prevent the next murder; Mitch and his team prepare to take on Kevin Stack.

After Kevin Stack's men kidnap Abby, Mitch tries to help her by making a deal; Abby plays mind games with her captor.

Kevin Stack and Alex Clark work to evade justice, as Mitch and Ray make dangerous decisions to expose the Noble Insurance conspiracy.

Abby takes the stand in the case against Kevin Stack; Mitch uncovers the details of Stack's plan.

When Mitch defends a woman charged with solicitation, he discovers she has a dangerous secret; Claire and Abby go to Kentucky to visit Abby's parents.

The Chicago Mob may be making its move. With Abby and Claire in Kentucky, Mitch throws himself into his work, taking a criminal case for Kinross & Clark, defending a famous reclusive novelist charged with the murder of his sister.

Joey Morolto gives Mitch an offer he can't refuse -- if Mitch defends his best friend from a murder charge, the McDeeres and the Moroltos will be square.

Mitch must prevent damaging information from surfacing during a trial.

While still scrambling to come up with a plan for a good defense in Patrick Walker's case, Mitch and his team must start jury selection; Joey Morolto Jr. puts a plan into action to regain control of his mob family.

On the day of Ray and Tammy's wedding, a new enemy threatens to destroy the joyous family occasion.