03/04/97
Season 1: Episode 1 - "Pilot"
The fate of a 17-year-old Rachel Reynolds is placed in Bobby's hands when she is tried for drug possession and faces a 15-year sentence. Bobby takes a risky approach defending her after she refuses to cop a plea. At the same time, Lindsay goes up against her former professor when her client seeks to sue a tobacco company for causing his wife's death; and Eugene and Ellenor must represent a man who repeatedly exposes himself in public.
03/11/97
Season 1: Episode 2 - "Part I"
Eugene defends a woman who is fighting to get a restraining order against her violent estranged husband; with the firm in dire financial trouble, Bobby accepts a shady loan from an old friend; and Ellenor looks for love in the personal ads.
03/18/97
Season 1: Episode 3 - "Trial and Error"
Bobby gets prepared for the civil trial against Ronald Martin, a man who brutally killed his former girlfriend; also, he intervenes when he senses obstacles as Lindsay continues to battle her former professor and the tobacco industry; and the firm gets another lawyer.
03/25/97
Season 1: Episode 4 - "Part IV"
The murder case against Ronald Martin comes to an end with startling results; and Lindsay brilliantly opens the trial against the T.L. Michaels Tobacco Company.
04/01/97
Season 1: Episode 5 - "Part V"
Bobby continues to fight the murder case of Dr. Gerald Braun and goes up against a formidable moral arbitrator Rabbi/DA Asher Silverman; Eugene goes to trial in the case against a mugger with a track record, placing side bets with the ADA and Lindsay, confident he can win the case; Ellenor finally has a date with the podiatrist with whom she's been having a phone relationship; and to Lindsay the acquisition of an expensive new conference room represents more than just a new piece of furniture.
04/08/97
Season 1: Episode 6 - "Part VI"
Bobby concludes the highly publicized trial of Gerald Braun, arguing that his crime was "morally justifiable"; and Eugene represents a 19-year-old accused of raping his 14-year-old girlfriend.