Still traumatized by the mob hit, Van Owen resigns from the firm and decides to take some time off before job hunting; Kuzak shocks Becker into dropping a client who's illegally using court proceedings to boost the ratings for her TV show; the charges against Alden are dismissed when Kelsey and Markowitz can't agree on the stand about the details of their mugging, but they manage to use his greed to get Kelsey's ring back and Alden rearrested on perjury charges; Perkins and Becker give Stulwicz some guidance on dating.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steven Bochco | Writer | ||
| David E. Kelley | Writer | ||
| Jacob Epstein | Writer | ||
| William M. Finkelstein | Writer | ||
| Paul Motley | Guest Star | ||
| Roderick Spencer | Guest Star | ||
| Kim Miyori | Guest Star | ||
| Tom Mustin | Guest Star | ||
| Sam Behrens | Guest Star | ||
| John Hammil | Guest Star | ||
| Greg Norberg | Guest Star | ||
| Heidi Hennessey | Guest Star | ||
| Douglas Dirkson | Guest Star | ||
| Susan Tick | Guest Star | ||
| David Michael Sterling | Guest Star | ||
| David Nieman | Guest Star | ||
| Charley Lang | Guest Star | Robert Alden | |
| Kelbe Nugent | Guest Star | ||
| Alec Murdock | Guest Star | ||
| Elena Michaels | Guest Star | ||
| Daniel Greene | Guest Star | ||
| Alice West | Director | ||
| Harry Hamlin | Actor | Michael Kuzak | |
| Corbin Bernsen | Actor | Arnie Becker | |
| Alan Rachins | Actor | Douglas Brackman, Jr. | |
| Larry Drake | Actor | Benny Stulwicz | |
| Jill Eikenberry | Actor | Ann Kelsey | |
| Michael Fairman | Actor | Judge Douglas McGrath |