The episode starts out with the firing of an accounts manager who lied on his resume. Even though he has done stellar work, it's an absolute. Of course, we know the deal with Michael. The thing is this process started Michael looking into the guy's record and suddenly it is realized the guy had been used as a pawn (without his knowledge) by a rival firm. There was a great deal of graft and money skimming, and it points to a woman who was thought to be a friend of the firm. Some underhanded methods are used. Also, Louis gets his oar into things. What makes me grateful for this show is that unlike some shows where the poor accountant would be rehired, it doesn't happen. There is a generous severance package and he is sent on his way. The guy looks to be about 55, so this is nasty, but his lack of credentials could put every case he worked on in jeopardy if a smart person got hold of this reality. As a sidelight, why am I the only one reviewing this episode? There's all kinds of moral questions here.
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