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Jane and Grayson partner up on case involving a 16-year-old video game genius (Austin) determined to sue his father while Kim represents her own father (Ratzenberger) in an eviction case. The firm's new Angel investor Luke, finds a way to be more involved with Jane's personal life than she would like. Stacy and Nikki decide to go into business together, despite Jane's hesitation.

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Stacy tells Jane that she thinks Grayson knows Jane is Deb, because he figured it out himself. Luke then tells Jane that she must convince Grayson that he is wrong. Grayson and Jane then team up on a case of a young computer game company CEO ( Jake T. Austin ) who wants to sue his overprotective father ( Steven Culp ) for emancipation, but the pending lawsuit reveals a deeper secret between father and son. Meanwhile, Kim defends her father ( John Ratzenberger ) in a case regarding him trespassing in one of his boss's homes.

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