Ellen Parsons is in a conference with Hollis Nye's law firm offering her a job at $150,000 a year. She tells that she was called by Hewes and Associates for a job and took the interview, denying Nye’s job offer. Patty and her associates are meeting with their clients from the Frobisher case. The clients are angry that Frobisher's lawyers are portraying them as greedy. Patty tells them that "high-stakes litigation is a long and painful process," and that they should expect more attacks from Frobisher.