The Good Fight season 1 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Maia Rindell faces harassment and threats linked to
Full Episode S01E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What firm does Maia Rindell join in this episode?
Reddick, Boseman & Kolstad.
Why is Diane Lockhart's capital contribution being withheld?
Her previous firm is reviewing her tenure before releasing her capital contribution.
What system is used at Reddick, Boseman & Kolstad for workstations?
A hot desk system.
What kind of legal work does Diane participate in at the SWSMU offices?
Pro bono work offering legal advice to union members.
Why is Maia chosen to represent a union member at arbitration?
She demonstrates potential in understanding the legal issue of unjust wage garnishment.
What is the main legal issue Maia deals with in this episode?
Wage garnishment due to a false confession.
What method is criticized in the episode for causing false confessions?
The Friedman Method.
Why does Diane visit Henry Rindell in jail?
To discuss his legal situation and the Ponzi scheme he's accused of being part of.
What major legal case develops in the episode?
A class action suit against retail companies for misuse of the Friedman Method.
Why is there a setback in the class action case in court?
A revelation about the plaintiff's past leads to the dismissal of the motion.
What personal issue does Maia confront with her mother?
Her mother's lies about cancer and involvement in the Ponzi scheme.
How does the episode portray Maia's relationship with her family?
Strained, due to the ongoing scandal and deception.
What challenge does Diane face with her new colleagues?
Skepticism and pressure for her capital contribution.
What strategy is used to remove a biased judge from the case?
Revealing the judge's financial loss in the Rindell Ponzi scheme.
What does Maia discover about her mother at the end of the episode?
Her mother is with another man, indicating further deception.