Ep 6. She Spat at Me

Patty and Ellen prepare for their first deposition in the case against Arthur Frobisher - a billionaire accused of insider trading. The episode begins with Patty and Ellen strategizing on how to approach Frobisher during the deposition. They plan to go easy on him initially, hoping that he will let his guard down and reveal critical information. Meanwhile, Frobisher meets with his team of lawyers, who advise him to stay silent as much as possible during the deposition.

During the deposition, Frobisher comes off as arrogant and defiant. He makes snide comments and refuses to answer key questions. Despite this, Patty manages to rattle him with a sudden outburst, and he storms out of the room. However, Frobisher's departure only raises more questions, and Patty begins to suspect that he may be hiding something significant.

Outside of the case, Ellen continues to investigate David's murder. She meets with a detective who is willing to share information but warns her that the investigation has become more complicated. She also discovers that Frobisher paid for David's funeral, which raises suspicions about his involvement in David's death.

Meanwhile, tensions between Patty and Tom deepen as Patty tries to sabotage Tom's new relationship with one of the firm's associates. Tom remains oblivious to Patty's scheming and continues to work hard on the case against Frobisher.

Towards the end of the episode, Ellen confronts Patty about her tactics and accuses her of being too focused on winning at all costs. Patty responds by accusing Ellen of being naive and unprepared for the cutthroat world of litigation. Despite the tension between them, Patty and Ellen resolve to continue working on the case together.

Overall, "She Spat at Me" is a compelling episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The drama between Patty and Ellen continues to evolve, and the case against Frobisher becomes increasingly complex. With each passing episode, the question of who is right and who is wrong becomes more difficult to determine, making for a gripping and addictive legal thriller.