

Focusing on the professional and personal lives of the members of a Toronto law firm, the show dealt with Canadian issues, which made it strikingly different from its counterparts. Filled with memorable characters and, at times, controversial storylines, the series ran for eight seasons.
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60mNewly reunited Olivia and Chuck make a power play to gain control of the firm; Carrie is charged for disobeying a court order; Leon takes on a cosmetic company.
60mOlivia's blue-collar past is revealed when her brothers show up; a judgeship falls in Alana's lap; Carrie and Dillon continue to clash over the Wendy Nelson case.
60mCarrie is stunned when Dillon decides to prosecute Wendy Nelson; Leon tries to expose an immigration consultant; Alana is accepted as a judge, but in a different city.
60mDetermined to win a high-profile Hollywood client, Olivia has two unions fight each other; Leon uncovers fraud during a routine will inspection; Carrie hosts the annual firm barbecue.
60mChuck represents a man suing a hospital for malpractice, but is stunned to discover his son is receiving life-saving treatment at the same hospital.
60mCarrie represents a woman who claims to have discovered her dead husband's body via a psychic vision; Leon gets involved in Island politics by challenging a marijuana charge.
60mLeon represents a mayoral candidate accused of sexual harassment; Leah receives early parole, and Carrie must face the prospect of losing Kim.
60mLeon announces he is running for mayor; Olivia is approached by a juror in her friend's sexual assault case; Carrie decides to fight Leah for custody of Kim.
60mJohnny Marsh continues to harass Olivia; Leon is asked to represent a priest who is protecting an alleged terrorist; the custody battle for Kim takes a toll on Carrie.
60mWanda asks Carrie to represent her fiancé, who was arrested for burglary; Olivia represents an artist involved in a contract dispute, but finds out that her client is illiterate.
60mKim's grandparents decide to fight for custody of Kim; Mayor Riley offers Leon a deal in exchange for dropping out of the race; Chuck tries his first divorce case.
60mChuck hires Nick to follow Olivia and Peter Garland; Leon files a libel suit against one of his opponents; the firm receives some shocking news about Peter Garland.
60mCarrie agrees to represent Chuck when he is arrested for the murder of Peter Garland; Olivia is convinced of Chuck's guilt; Leon and Jane embark on a one-night stand.
60mThe evidence is mounting against Chuck; Nick does some digging in Garland's past; Leon's campaign takes a hit when he refuses to publicly renounce Chuck.
60mPeter Garland's connection to Johnny Marsh is uncovered, putting Olivia in the hot seat; Dillon suspects Brian is withholding evidence; Alana receives her transfer back to Toronto.
60mNew information on the murder of Peter Garland is revealed; Carrie accepts Dillon's proposal; Alana can't forgive Leon for his indiscretion; the jury returns with a verdict.








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Focusing on the professional and personal lives of the members of a Toronto law firm, the show dealt with Canadian issues, which made it strikingly different from its counterparts. Filled with memorable characters and, at times, controversial storylines, the series ran for eight seasons.
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Eric Peterson, C. David Johnson, Cynthia Dale, Sonja Smits, Julie Khaner, Anthony Sherwood, Albert Schultz, Ron Lea.
The catalogue lists an episode length of 60 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
The listed premiere date is 6 January 1987.