Kate’s (Sarah Shahi) latest mediation concerns a manager (Kevin Weisman) not happy with his aeronautics company’s generous proposed settlement offer after firing him when the engineer discovered a flaw in the new design engine design which would cost the company millions to fix.
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In need of a mediator, Judge Nicastro (Gerald McRaney) enlists Kate’s (Sarah Shahi) help in a dispute coencerning a fishing boat captain (Timothy Murphy) who is refusing to pay for an injured deckhand (Aaron Hill) who lost his hand in a boating accident. The case is complicated by the young man’s previous drug use and the the fact that the sailor is the captain’s estranged son.
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Still reeling from the news that Justin (Michael Trucco) cheated on her while they were married and the fact that the boat she was living on recently exploded, Kate (Sarah Shahi) gets a new job mediating a case between a hospital and the FBI who used their influence to bump a dying patient on the donor list in favor of an important witness for a case against the New York Yakuza.
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When we last saw Kate (Sarah Shahi) she was being fired from the firm her father built by her wicked step-mother Lauren (Virginia Williams) in the First Season finale. With Reed & Reed on the verge of collapse not only does she appear to have her job back if she wants it (thanks to her brother’s proxies which give her ownership of half the firm), but she’ll also have to deal with an aggressive new lawyer (Ryan Johnson) Lauren has brought on as a partner.
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