Billy Mcbride is going through a rough patch. He has been fired from the law firm he helped build, his wife has left him, and he's now a down on his luck ambulance chaser. A lady (Patty) approaches him to represent her in a wrongful death case. After reluctantly accepting to take on the case, a series of strange events befall Billy. Through death threats, harassment, and trumped up arrests, Billy embarks on obtaining justice, and it is one hell of a ride. Additional unique cases eventually come Billy and Patty's way, making the ride even more entertaining.
While this is not the best series I have seen from the alternate sources such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Showtime, HBO etc, it is a lot better than most of the shows that the networks have been pushing on us. I have only seen 4 or 5 of the 8 episodes so far, but it is getting better and better as the episodes progress. Competition like this can only make it better for those of us that like the episodic dramas like this one. I love a series that completes a season in 8-12 episodes and creates a new story line for the next season rather than leaving us with a cliff hanger or just canceling without closure. After stopping a lot of shows after watching less than a couple episodes, this one keeps you coming back.