A fatal car accident sends the soul of a beautiful but vapid model into the body of a brilliant plus-size attorney.

A plus-sized cocktail waitress' workplace discrimination lawsuit helps Jane come to terms with her new body.

While retrying a lawsuit against a company whose work rules caused an employee's death, Jane's emotional outburst lands her in jail; Grayson and Kim sue a psychiatrist who claims to cure multiple personality disorder.

As she and Kim represent a client who is unhappy with the dog he paid to have cloned from his late prize-winning golden retriever, Jane and Grayson land on opposing sides in Deb's parents' divorce.

While Jane's job is in jeopardy after she costs a wrongfully imprisoned man the settlement he's offered, Grayson finds it difficult to represent a client charged with helping break up a marriage.

Jane defends a woman who has been a model citizen after fleeing a murder charge 20 years ago.

Jane goes after a popular diet guru whose weight loss plan has endangered a teenage girl's health, while Kim is sued for sexual harassment by a former assistant.

While preparing for a reunion with her prom date, Jane defends an eccentric businessman, while Kim sues on behalf of a woman who cancelled her wedding after she found her fiancé in bed with her best friend.

After being shown the door at a trendy boutique because of her size, Jane takes on the store and their designer for refusing to manufacture and sell clothes for larger women.

As Jane looks to help a judge gain a refund from a high-priced matchmaker and Grayson tries to settle a feud between two psychic sisters, Fred returns unexpectedly to woo Stacy.

While coping with her mother's unexpected visit, Jane looks to prove that a shy law office temp was accidentally switched at birth with another baby.

Jane defends a supermodel against charges that she murdered her con man husband; a pro bono case for an elderly woman who's fighting a real estate developer exposes differences between Grayson and Kim.

As Stacy helps Grayson represent a lingerie model who was fired after having surgery for breast cancer, Jane is assigned to represent a young baseball star whose pitching career was cut short by a botched operation.

Facing both disbarment and the return of a husband she doesn't remember, Jane represents a young girl whose insurance company is refusing to pay for a potentially life-saving operation.

As Jane represents a man who wants to reclaim his son after going missing and presumed dead for nine years, Kim discovers that a new client has been writing a popular advice column under a male pseudonym.

With Jane and Tony on opposite sides of a fraud case filed by a bigamist's two wives, Kim wrestles with the idea of motherhood while fighting to reclaim a friend's baby from its surrogate mother.

As Tony's new job challenges their romantic relationship, Jane looks to keep Teri's cousin from being deported; Kim and Grayson represent a mother charged with assaulting her young daughter's abusive basketball coach.

When her mother is arrested for indecent exposure, Jane's defence exposes a well-kept family secret; Grayson's defence of a Ponzi scheme victim jeopardises his job at the firm.

While assisting in the murder trial of a new music act, Jane worries that Grayson is becoming fond of another lawyer on the case.

When Bobbi Dawkins asks her to help out a family friend who's been charged with theft, Jane learns that the woman in question is really her half-sister.

As Jane agrees to be the lawyer for an infamously difficult fashion designer, Kim and Grayson argue on behalf of a client whose sex change has jeopardised her chances at being considered her late spouse's legal heir.

As Grayson represents a couple who claims they were misled into buying a haunted house, Jane and Kim face an uphill battle when a 34-year-old client wants to sue for age discrimination.

Jane defends a fugitive cop against theft charges meant to derail his investigation into corruption on the force.

Jane and Grayson defend a client whose grief over his wife's tragic death has led him to dress like a clown; Kim helps Parker defend a reality TV show producer being sued by a contestant who was humiliated on the air.

Jane's defence of a high school girl being bullied on the Internet makes her a target, too; Parker's long-absent law partner and former girlfriend returns seeking help in voiding a prenuptial agreement.

As Jane argues to allow a terminally ill college professor to be cryogenically frozen before she's actually dead, Parker orders Kim to team up on a land use case with his long-absent partner.

As she looks for Owen following his wedding day heart attack, Jane fights to stop a drug company from discontinuing the drug trial that is keeping an eight-year-old patient alive. Kim represents a school friend whose vengeful ex has posted nude photos of her on the web.

After taking over the body of a deceased lingerie model, Old Jane returns to enlist Jane in a death row appeal that was dropped when she died. Meanwhile, Grayson and Kim represent a mattress salesman who was fired for wearing women's clothes at work.

As Jane reluctantly agrees to help a jilted bride-to-be sue her ex-fiancé, Grayson and Kim represent a surrogate mother who's been cheated by a shady lawyer.

As Jane and Owen represent a high school athlete accused of cheating on the SAT, Grayson and Kim defend long-time clients who are being sued for letting their dog impregnate a neighbour's championship Maltese.

Jane defends a star baseball player who's been accused of murder and uncovers a secret that could end his career.

Jane and Owen represent a chemistry professor who's been duped into becoming a drug mule for a girlfriend he's never met.

Jane helps a beauty pageant contestant who insists the results are rigged. Kim represents her estranged dad when he loses his youth baseball coaching job.

As Jane tries to keep a friend's fiancé from being deported on the eve of their wedding, Kim goes into labour while representing a writer whose erotic novel was plagiarised by a big publisher.

Jane's efforts to save a battered women's shelter inadvertently jeopardises its future. Grayson represents a teenager who claims to be a vampire.

As Owen and Grayson fight for a client's right to marry the woman he loves, Jane handles two divorces that resulted from unconventional marriage therapy.

While a former client looks to Jane when she's marked for death by a ruthless drug dealer, Owen fights to save a teen actress's career by stopping the publication of a nude photo.

Bobbie Dobkins' arrest for hiring a male prostitute exposes some unorthodox steps she's taken to improve her sex life. Grayson fights to keep a client's divorce case from being moved to Wyoming.

Amid concerns about her mother's health, Jane takes on an Amish farmer's fight against fracking. Grayson represents a dominatrix who's suing a deadbeat client, while Stacy asks Owen to help get their child into a good preschool.

Jane returns from Italy to defend a former law school classmate who has been charged with murder. As Grayson begins to question Jane's identity, Stacy looks to rekindle her romance with Fred.

Jane's efforts to help a teenage computer wizard reveal that he was kidnapped as a child. And as Stacy and Nikki look to open a new bakery, Kim defends her estranged father against a greedy and ruthless CEO.

As Kim represents a woman who claims her husband is having an affair with a computer avatar, Jane defends an eccentric employee who claims she's being fired to keep her from collecting a pension.

Jane and Kim argue the case of a man whose wife committed suicide after being rejected by a TV makeover show. But when a juror guarantees them a win, the two lawyers face an ethical dilemma. Meanwhile, Parker gets a surprise visit from his son.

As Jane looks to help a Bhutanese woman avoid being forced to marry her country's crown prince, Parker defends his son's teacher after he's fired for appearing in an adult film.

Jane sues an oil company over a tragic oil rig accident, but her lawsuit hits a snag after Kim is asked to represent the oil company. Meanwhile, Parker goes to court to gain custody of his son.

Jane defends a teen accused of killing a high school classmate, reviving long-forgotten questions surrounding the disappearance of the girl's father. Meanwhile, Teri senses trouble when Parker seeks out a lawyer she doesn't trust to assume the law firm's debts to Luke.

Teaming up with Grayson to supervise a law student's suit on behalf of a computer company employee puts Jane at odds with her former Stanford Law School mentor. Meanwhile, Kim begins to suspect that the firm's creditor Gina Blunt is up to no good.

Jane and Grayson represent a woman who is suing for custody of her late fiancé's ashes. And just as Jane starts to accept his disappearance, Owen suddenly returns.

Bobbie Dobkins enlists Jane to help when a dance school student sues her over an injury, while a high school classmate hires Grayson when the city of Lakewood refuses to pay her for a sculpture it considers obscene.

As Jane's lawsuit on behalf of a teenager who collapsed at a rave prompts a death threat against Owen, Kim and Grayson represent a sperm donor seeking to retain his parental rights.

After teaming up to sue a big drug company, Jane worries that her partner, a high-profile trial lawyer is mentally unsound. And when someone claims the patent on the pake, Stacy has to find con artist Nikki LePree to back her up in court.

As she works to persuade a friend to have a brain tumour removed, Jane must face her unresolved feelings for Grayson and cope with her mother's help as she prepares for her wedding. Meanwhile, Stacy helps Kim defend a singer who's accused of trying to murder her ex.

As she struggles to learn how much Grayson knows about her and Deb, Jane uncovers a dark secret that could land a client in prison. Old tensions are renewed between Owen and his estranged brother when he asks Owen to sue a strip club.

While Jane fights for an innocent man's parole, Grayson and the firm's new lawyer claim a cruise ship line's negligence caused their client's divorce. Grayson confronts the truth about Deb and Jane.

Tensions arise between Jane and Belinda as they defend an out-of-control aging rock star against being expelled from his band. Grayson fights to save a graffiti-strewn low-income apartment building from a greedy developer by claiming it's a work of art.

A childhood friend enlists Grayson, along with Jane, in a fight with his in-laws over where to bury his late wife. A 12-year-old orphan asks Kim to adopt him.

As Jane represents a professional cheerleader who says she's being bullied by her teammates, Owen counsels a family to separate to protect their home from being seized by the government. Meanwhile, Teri impersonates a lawyer to protect Paul from his creditors.

An unassuming housewife's arrest for treason pits Jane and Grayson against the government's top secret intelligence bureaucracy. Kim represents a family of foster children who are being kicked out by their new parents.

Jane and Grayson help a dying teenager find a bone marrow donor, while Owen fights a friend's impeachment as mayor after she leases Malibu's City Hall to replace a school that was destroyed in a fire.

As Grayson worries his client is guilty of murder, Jane fights for a student's right to use the boys' bathroom at school even though he was born a girl.

With Grayson in the hospital with a gunshot wound, Jane represents people living near a hot sauce factory who claim its fumes are making them sick. Kim lands in the middle of her parents' divorce settlement.

As Jane takes on a client who's being sued for identifying the drunk driver who killed her brother, Kim represents a ventriloquist who can't fly without his dummy.

With Grayson reincarnated as a death row inmate, Jane must stop his execution. Kim represents a choreographer whose work was stolen by a pop star. Owen suffers from panic attacks, jeopardising his wedding to Stacy.

As Jane seeks to ban a dietary supplement that killed a teenage football player, Kim fights to save the job of a bailiff who stopped her from being mugged while dressed as a superhero.

In the series finale, Jane has left the firm and faces Owen in a lawsuit against an anti-whaling group. As Stacy tries to salvage her wedding plans, Ian discovers that Teri and he share a tumultuous past.

With Grayson in a coma, Jane represents an actor whose innocence she questions in a fatal hit-and-run. When Kim takes the case of a woman whose ex-husband lied to lure her back into bed, she goes up against her ex-boss and former boyfriend, Jay Parker.

As Grayson asks for help planning his wedding, Jane joins Kim on a malpractice lawsuit on behalf of a model who died while getting breast implants. Meanwhile, Teri's firefighter boyfriend is sued by a woman who was injured when he saved her from a burning building.

As his exotic dancer clients threaten Grayson's plans to meet Vanessa's dad, Jane represents a dwarf who wants to sue a sperm bank for negligence. Meanwhile, Fred hires a fake mom to answer Stacy's questions about his past.

When she's robbed as she's picking up the wedding rings, Jane ends up defending the critically ill thief in court. As the wedding day approaches, Parker drafts Grayson to defend an old college classmate who's been arrested for selling camel's milk.

As Jane represents a lesbian couple that is being denied a chance to attend their senior prom together, Teri enlists Grayson to help a bailiff who's been caught in a mail order marriage scam. Meanwhile, Jane is stunned to learn that Bill is seeing other women.

When she's assigned to help the D.A.'s office with an old murder case, Jane learns that she once worked there and had an affair with her boss. Kim agrees to go after a fashion blogger for luring impressionable teenage girls into spending thousands of dollars on clothes.

While working to keep Grayson from stopping a casino ad featuring photos of Deb, Jane's mom Elaine is arrested after escaping from a grounded airplane flight. And when Fred grows tired of being mothered by Stacy, he looks to find a place of his own.

After agreeing to represent a college student who has accused the school's star quarterback of rape, Jane suspects that loyal alumnus Grayson is trying to undermine her case. Meanwhile, Kim's argumentative sister seeks her help with a divorce.

As Stacy enlists Jane to represent a sorority sister in her lawsuit against a casino, Kim and Parker team up to argue for a devoted woman's custody of a rare plant.

Though it forces her to take on a client of the firm, Jane agrees to help a frustrated parent stop a lead contaminated high school from opening. And when Teri lambasts a former high school classmate at a dating seminar, Kim defends her in a slander lawsuit.

As Jane represents Parker's ex-girlfriend in a lawsuit against an intransigent life insurance company, Kim seeks to help a minister who is encouraging his parishioners to shoplift for charity.

As Jane looks to help a TV show host who was injured in a bridal store's out of control promotion, Judge Owen French forces Grayson to try a case using medieval law. And as Stacy's new TV role goes to her head, Jane is forced to take action.

After convincing the gravely ill sister of a death row inmate to accept his heart for a transplant, Jane must get a judge to bend the rules for execution. And as Grayson defends her after she's arrested for assault, Stacy's criminal past threatens to send her to prison.