I've seen enough episodes of LA Law to know that when you have a high profile client. The partners have a meeting to allocate the work.
When the local Mayor is embroiled in a sex scandal as he has a mistress. Margaret thinks the case is hers as she knows the Mayor and his family. Thy are her clients. Only the senior partner Alistair Song yanks it away from her, later offering her a junior seat.
Yet Song has never talked to the Mayor about the case, has little knowledge of the case. He may not have even have talked to the other senior partners as well about the allocation of the work.
Todd meanwhile starts at the firm. He is given the small filing room as his office and the footstool as his chair. Todd is also assigned a dull insurance case to follow.
Obviously Todd is upset that he is not joining his mother on the Mayor's case. So he does some snooping on the side and finds the mistress dead.
I found some of the comedy forced and the writing is not great. Todd being a klutz most of the time. No one listens to him, especially his mother. The plot seems to be resolved ever so conveniently as Todd always seems to be at the right place.
Also what is the deal with the small filing room as his office. The canteen is more spacious, Todd could had worked from there. Has this law firm never heard of dignity at the workplace!
When the local Mayor is embroiled in a sex scandal as he has a mistress. Margaret thinks the case is hers as she knows the Mayor and his family. Thy are her clients. Only the senior partner Alistair Song yanks it away from her, later offering her a junior seat.
Yet Song has never talked to the Mayor about the case, has little knowledge of the case. He may not have even have talked to the other senior partners as well about the allocation of the work.
Todd meanwhile starts at the firm. He is given the small filing room as his office and the footstool as his chair. Todd is also assigned a dull insurance case to follow.
Obviously Todd is upset that he is not joining his mother on the Mayor's case. So he does some snooping on the side and finds the mistress dead.
I found some of the comedy forced and the writing is not great. Todd being a klutz most of the time. No one listens to him, especially his mother. The plot seems to be resolved ever so conveniently as Todd always seems to be at the right place.
Also what is the deal with the small filing room as his office. The canteen is more spacious, Todd could had worked from there. Has this law firm never heard of dignity at the workplace!
