Ep 18. Killer Song

Alicia's son, Zach, is accused of being involved in creating a video that goes viral, depicting a classmate punching another student in the face. The incident was filmed by the "puncher," and the video was set to music. The song was written and performed by a local rapper called Juice.

When the victim's family discovers the video, they become outraged and demand that the school administrators take action. The principal decides to expel Zach and suspend the other two boys involved in making the video.

Alicia is devastated when she learns of the punishment, and wants to fight the school's decision. She enlists the help of Eli Gold, who sets up a meeting with Juice and his record label, hoping to convince them to publicly denounce the video.

However, things become more complicated when Alicia discovers that a member of Juice's entourage is actually the one who uploaded the video to the internet. The rapper denies any involvement, claiming that he had no idea what his "crew" was up to.

As the case escalates and the media begins to report on it, Alicia also has to deal with a huge crisis at the law firm. The partners discover that one of the associates, Caitlin, has been receiving confidential information from a competing law firm.

Will Gardner is furious about the breach of trust and insists that Caitlin be fired, but Alicia tries to convince him to keep her on. She believes that Caitlin was not malicious in her actions, and that keeping her on could help repair the firm's reputation.

The tension between Will and Alicia continues to grow as they disagree on how to handle the situation. Meanwhile, Alicia also has to deal with her complicated personal life. She is still in love with Will, but is trying to keep her distance to avoid any more heartbreak.

In the end, the case involving Zach is resolved when the school administrators reverse their decision and allow him to return to school. Juice also releases a public statement denouncing the video, and the scandal eventually dies down.

As for Caitlin, she ultimately decides to resign from the law firm, realizing that her actions have caused irreparable damage to her relationship with the other attorneys. Alicia is saddened by her departure, but knows that it was the right thing for Caitlin to do.

Overall, "Killer Song" is a gripping episode that deals with a variety of complex issues, including cyberbullying, corporate espionage, and office politics. The various storylines are all interconnected, creating a sense of tension and suspense that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.