Four months post-surgery, Eli must make a decision, and come to terms with it, in order to save Jordan's life.

Eli's case dealing with how a soldier is to be buried somehow connects to a woman who may be his soul mate, and Jordan's new direction for the firm is opposed by the senior partners.

Eli's latest vision - with an assist from his dad's diary - causes him to abandon Jordan's competency hearing and focus on a case he believes will take him to the supreme court, ultimately forcing him to choose between knowing his own future and living his life. Written by layle

Martin Posner makes tempting offers to everyone at the firm, and Taylor asks Eli to work with Matt, hoping to influence his decision. Meanwhile, Eli's visions involving Maggie are disturbing on more than one level, and he faces some tough decisions as the firm transitions to its new mission. Written by layle

Eli convinces Jim Cooper, a billionaire philanthropist, to give them the lead of a clinical trial testing the efficacy of medicinal marijuana as a cure for MS in children, namely Cooper's son. But Eli learns Cooper's son doesn't want to be a part of the trial, placing Eli in a moral dilemma. Meanwhile, Keith represents Patti's daughter after she's arrested for DUI, and Matt and Maggie work to expose a mole within Jordan and Eli's new firm who is helping Posner/Klein lure clients away. Written by ABC Medianet

Nate's involvement in Eli's case brings back bad memories of their father, and Eli revisits his vision when he begins to doubt its interpretation.

Eli's vision contradicts the evidence when Patti's daughter is arrested, and he struggles with the effect his gift has on those with whom he's close. Matt's proclamation leaves him feeling unfulfilled.

Eli defends a young woman he believes will save humanity, Taylor learns some uncomfortable truths when she insists on being part of Jordan's divorce team, and Eli's insistence on a risky procedure reveals a future for which he's not prepared. Written by layle

Keith has to face his own bigotry in order to effectively represent his pastor, Eli's visions with the dark truth foretell complications with Nate's wedding.

Eli, Maggie, Taylor and Matt all go on a road-trip to Sonoma to fight over a client. During their vacation, Matt recognizes a woman that he went out with before, which he never called back. Maggie and Eli are left alone, and by day they carry on with the court case about a woman and a painting, and by night they are sleeping together. Meanwhile, back in San Fransisco, Jordan takes Patty out on a date and bumps in to his ex-wife. Soon, everyone's back in San Fransisco, and Dr Chen reveals all to Nate about his father. Written by Shaylen Govender

Still estranged from his brother and Chen, Eli struggles to understand his visions of gladiator-era and present-day Rome as the Sam Russell trial moves forward. Meanwhile, Maggie maneuvers a little revenge into the proceedings, Jordan has news about the firm, and Taylor challenges Matt about what kind of father he's going to be. Written by layle

Jordan takes what may be the firm's last case, suing an executive for malpractice, and Eli's vision of a plane bound for Africa will give him insights not only for the trial but into his father.

Eli fights a case where a woman wants a heart, but the donor's parents don't want to give the heart to her as the recipient is an atheist. Also, Matt and Taylor get engaged. And, Eli sees someone dying in a plane crash in his visions. He does a little investigating, and it turns out to be Maggie. Then, Eli has another vision of himself collapsing and dying at an airport. Now, with a race against the clock, Eli tries to stop Maggie from getting on the plane. Just about to stop her, Eli collapses on the floor, just like in his vision. A few hours later, Eli wakes up in a hospital with Maggie at his side. She tells him that just before take-off, she decided to get off the plane. After she succeeded, they took another safety check on the plane and found out that something was wrong with the engine. Eli says that Maggie stopped the plane from from crashing. Written by Shaylen Govender