With only three days to prepare for the trial, Harlan and Leslie take on the case of Magar Zakarian, a businessman accused of killing his partner, Ron Tourneau. The day before the murder, several witnesses saw Zakarian having a bloody fist fight with the victim. The prosecution's key witness to the shooting is the victim's wife, who says that although she didn't see Zakarian's face, she recognized his car. Zakarian's cocaine-abusing employee Bobby was his alibi until he, too, turns up dead. Ultimately, Zakarian is acquitted of Tourneau's murder, but Harlan seeks justice for Bobby's death and informs the IRS about Zakarian's shady dealings and tax fraud. Meanwhile, Nora, who's been giving Clay Burgess information about JRM, confronts Burgess after his thugs maim her brother. And Jeff resolves a case for a woman who mistakenly believes her husband is having an extramarital affair.