The Collapse
Mismatched sisters Caro and Niki must step in after their father's heart attack and defend the firm’s most important client. Meanwhile, Angelika rethinks her plans.
Encroachment
Caro is stunned: Niki has lost her license to practice law, and no one else is supposed to know? Does Niki seriously think she can keep this a secret?
The Slap
Mrs. Dorfler, the Berger sisters’ former teacher, asks them for help when she is accused of allegedly slapping a student. Angelika tells Karl-Heinz about her new job.
The Lover
Caro and Niki are shocked when their mother asks them to defend Captain Lanzinger, the man with whom she’d intended to start a new life until Karl-Heinz’s collapse.
Free Will
Caro and Niki are annoyed that their father rashly threw them out of the firm. Instead of going to rehab, he’ll run the office by himself--despite the fact that his health is not as good as he pretends.
The Shot
Despite her best efforts, Niki can’t ignore that she is in love with Martin. However, she has no idea that he is concealing something important. Angelika gets a surprising new client: Karl-Heinz.
The Whole Truth
Still reeling from Caro telling the entire family that she’d lost her license, Niki asks Martin about his wife--and learns of an interesting arrangement in the Loibls' marriage.
Double Life
Niki struggles when Martin decides to end their relationship. Meanwhile, Caro’s old school friend gets her involved in a legal battle with Niki’s former boss. Where do Niki’s loyalties really lie?
The Racer
Benjamin, the son of a District Administrator, seeks help from the Bergers. He has admitted to having caused an accident and fleeing the scene, but the police are investigating him for illegal street racing.
Motherly Love
Caro is called to a crime scene: Maria Buch is found beside her dead mother and the police request legal advice because Maria refuses to speak.
A Private Matter
David Reichold, a teacher in a Catholic kindergarten, needs the Bergers’ help. He has been fired--allegedly--because he wants a divorce. Is there more to the truth? Meanwhile, Niki is starting to worry about Tayna’s crush.
Betrayal
Niki’s former employer, Sven Winterfeld, is suing her for damages of 1.5 million euros. If he wins, Niki would be unlikely to ever get her license back and she’d be deeply in debt. Can Caro prove her sister’s innocence?
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