Season 4 - Episode Guide

Léo and Ti-Bill are interrogated by Diaz and Agent Vanier, and everything is stacked against them. Kim, Mélo, and Lapointe learn what happened to Léo. They have a hard time taking the news. Max realizes the extent of Blondin's plan.

Léo's appearance sends shockwaves through the office. Léo is having a hard time coping with the events. Lapointe and Kim are determined to fight for his swift release.

The entire firm mobilizes for Léo's bail hearing. Claude recovers from his mysterious poisoning. Max tries to help Léo in any way he can.

Lapointe and Léo prepare his defense. Claude asks a question that creates a chill.

As Leo plans his defense, Jeffrey Blondin's men get organized. Mélodie is sworn in as a lawyer.

Léo's stress increases following Boivin's visit. He tries to get a clearer picture, but anxiety begins to overwhelm him.

Max piles up evidence against Diaz, who feels the noose tightening. On a mission, Claude makes a blunder. Mélo tries to convince Solène to clarify that she was forced to help Brandon get rid of the body.

Increasingly anxious, Léo becomes impatient with everyone as he prepares his defense. New information complicates Mélodie's task in Solène's case.

Pressure mounts in the office as Léo's trial begins. Claude is still reeling from the day before, but decides to dive back into action without delay.

A nervous Ti-Bill testifies at his son's trial. A repeat pedophile attempts to seduce a new victim, but things don't go exactly as planned.

The office is awaiting the verdict that will decide Leo's fate.

No sooner is Dylan Blondin hit by Léo MacDonald's car than an investigation begins. What really happened that night? And above all, will Léo be able to escape the vertigo of guilt that is gripping him? A man is dead. By making Blondin's gun disappear, corrupt Detective Sergeant Alec Diaz covers his tracks and compromises Léo's possible theory of self-defense. This tragedy marks the beginning of a dizzying inner ordeal for Léo, who will in turn have to face the legal system.

A huge surprise awaits the police in the investigation into the death of Laurence Vachon.

The trial involving Garry Bédard begins today. For their part, St-Gelais and his colleague, investigating officer Lussier, are trying to find a relevant lead in the Laurence Vachon/Rosie Bachand story.

The investigation into the disappearance of Laurence Vachon has taken a major turn.

Maxime and Claude's operation risks collapsing before it even begins.

The operation led by Meloche, Max, and Claude takes off. The slightest mistake could cause everything to go wrong. Lapointe and Kim meet with Laurence Vachon, and Kim is disturbed by her change in appearance.

Claude doubts Meloche's infiltration abilities, as he has made a blunder. Boivin's trust must be regained.

Léo has a surprising encounter that shakes him up. Meanwhile, Boivin's suspicion threatens Operation Mr. Big. Mélo reveals himself in a new light after a collision with a lawyer.

A very tense meeting at the residence relaunches Ms. Dufresne's case.

Lapointe and Kim finally have an interesting lead in Laurence's case.

Meloche decides to risk everything with Boivin. Kim and Lapointe make a dangerous decision for Laurence Vachon. Two homeless people fall ill after accepting gifts from a passerby.

Melody's mother is accused of stealing at her workplace. Max has secrets he won't share with Kim. Everything is coming to a head; Operation Mr. Big could begin today.

Max and Claude are on the lookout, Boivin is about to confess everything. Kim spends a sleepless night worrying about Max; she has a bad feeling. Ian Archambault is accused of attempted murder of two homeless people.

Max does everything he can to calm Le Boulet down; Boivin must be able to go and talk to the police. Diaz feels the noose tightening.

Kim asks Melody to take on her attempted murder case. The meeting with the client doesn't go as planned.

Ian Archambault's writings chill Kim and Mélo's blood. Alain bids farewell to the firm.

A big surprise awaits Mélodie when she visits Ian's neighbor. Investigator Parent must overcome a phobia and an aversion.

Kim and Melo worry about Leo while preparing Ian's defense. Sergeant Parent suspects Ian of a very serious crime.

The trial of Ian Archambault is beginning. A dramatic turn of events shakes up the courtroom.

Ian's mental state and attitude jeopardize his trial. A nanny tasked with caring for a baby finds herself at the heart of a nightmare.

Parents are searching for answers following the tragic death of their child. The office receives a visit from a nanny terrified of being accused of criminal negligence.

Sergeant Gariépy continues her investigation into the suspicious death of little Mathis.

Mélo learns that Farah Dumont has been arrested. While Judge Brouillard worries about his daughter, Maïté comes face to face with a disturbing man.

Judge Brouillard's daughter is being held captive. He is living through hell. The powerful man now finds himself among the victims. An unexpected revelation from Farah Dumont changes everything.

Maïté tries to open a dialogue with her kidnapper, but it's a dangerous game.

Léo is doing everything he can to keep up appearances. Will he be able to hold out? Judge Brouillard insists that his daughter testify at Thierry Lavigueur's trial. This case is shaking the entire judicial system.

Lapointe and Kim try to limit the damage for their client, Thierry Lavigueur. Léo is a source of concern at the firm. Mélodie takes over Farah Dumont's case and makes some surprising discoveries.

The past catches up with Romain and Léanne. Embarrassing secrets resurface. Mélodie tries to learn more about Léanne's first child. Claude investigates on the ground to find information.

Farah's trial begins. Valérie receives a visit from the police. Following the fight, a complaint for assault has been filed against her son, Eddy.

Léo, weakened, reveals a vulnerability he had never shown before. Farah's trial continues, and the verdict is delivered. Eddy Rivard's mother realizes she is far more involved in her son's troubles than she had imagined.

Valérie Aubry is ready to do anything to get her son Eddy to withdraw his complaint. Claude has an unexpected encounter while investigating for Kim. Théo Gadbois, a 15-year-old teenager, is going through a difficult time.

Kim has to make a decision that will have a significant impact on her client. A former colleague of Claude's comes to the office. The wave of youth suicides continues. Detective Chevrier is shaken by what he discovers.

The trial of Valérie, mother of young hockey player Eddy Rivard, opens at the courthouse. As Quebec is shaken by a wave of suicides, Chevrier sounds the alarm. He makes it a personal matter.

Lapointe asks for help to support him on a sensitive case: defending the Confessor, accused of driving young people to suicide. Maxime and Sarah are increasingly worried about Ti-Bill.

Despite worrying health issues, Lapointe continues working on Grégoire's defense. Max continues his investigation, but finds the moment to make a surprising request of Kim.

Lapointe holds his breath awaiting results that could change everything. Kim discovers that Gégé, the cone thief, won't be a model customer.

Ti-Gâteau reveals to Mélo the analysis of the computer evidence against Grégoire. Kim prepares for Gégé's trial, which is proving quite challenging. She seeks help from Claude, who confronts Dion about new information discovered by Max.

The trial of Jacques Grégoire opens today. Young Théo is scheduled to testify, but the wait is long and he's finding it increasingly difficult to manage his stress. Lapointe receives news about his health.

A seemingly trivial detail takes on great importance at Jacques Grégoire's trial. Lapointe receives a visit from Claude at the hospital and tries to hide his own anxieties about his operation.

Clara fears André will never return from the operating room. Meanwhile, Élise Tremblay confides in Mélodie about a harrowing past. Martine Brodeur suspects her husband is hiding a disturbing secret.

Lapointe is still in intensive care. Everyone is worried about him. Mélo delves into Élise Tremblay's case and quickly discovers that this case is likely to be more complex than anticipated.

The firm holds its breath awaiting news on Lapointe's condition. Mélodie must adjust to an unexpected revelation in Élise Tremblay's defense. The Brodeur Duclos family, meanwhile, is on the verge of implosion.

The aftermath of Lapointe's surgery is causing concern at the firm. Mélodie's case is weakened by Élise and Stéphanie's revelations. Meanwhile, Martine Brodeur is troubled by the behavior of her son and husband.

Claude's behavior raises questions. Is Patrice Brodeur Duclos a victim of circumstances or the mastermind of a criminal network? Mélodie, for her part, asserts herself with her client like never before.

The civil trial for Mélodie's paraplegic client begins. Lapointe can finally receive visitors. St-Gelais continues his investigation and delves into Patrice's shady dealings. Claude doesn't seem to be doing well at all.

Patrice is accused of orchestrating an extremely violent crime against his own mother. Meanwhile, an 8-year-old boy receives an invitation from a neighbor with strange behavior.

The Brodeur-Duclos case shakes Kim and Léo's convictions. Kim has doubts: is her new client being harassed or simply losing her bearings?

Léo is experiencing profound moral dilemmas that challenge his professionalism. Kim supports him as they face Me Boileau.

Léo is pulling out all the stops to convince Patrice to support his defense. Kim is keeping a watchful eye on Léo to make sure he doesn't cross the line.

The trial of Lise Renaud begins, pitting Mélodie against Me Biron. Jacob Fayard, a young man, is at the heart of a sordid affair.

Jacob is interrogated under the watchful eye of Bertrand, still reeling from his son's crimes. Léo, appointed as Lapointe's treatment escort, takes his role to heart.

An old client of Lapointe's reappears just as he's dealing with Jacob's case. Claude makes a friend who could cause him trouble.

Claude finds himself in a difficult situation. Kim helps with Jacob's case. While exploring new leads, Mélodie discovers a disturbing detail about Jacob.

Kim consults Dr. Lévesque about Jacob. Dr. Lévesque finds herself facing a troubling case. Meanwhile, Kim supports Lapointe in Ms. Ouimet's case.

Lapointe is worried about Jacob. Dr. Lévesque's intervention proves crucial. Claude takes a huge risk by helping Ms. Ouimet get what she wants.

Jacob Fayard meets with the Crown psychiatrist in preparation for his expert testimony at the trial.

Kim wants to give Lapointe a break and is moving forward alone in Jacob Fayard's defense. Furious after a call from Me Cadet, she seeks help from her colleagues.

Kim and Lapointe have their hands full facing their adversaries in the Jacob Fayard trial. André's extreme fatigue makes their task even more daunting.

Jacob's trial continues as he still hopes for a reconciliation with his father. Searching for a way to defend Quentin, Mélo meets the young man and his couple of friends.

Since her ex's release, Emma Rondeau has been living in fear. Claude has to be tactful and diplomatic to get any information she can.

Léo receives a call from a new client accused of killing her ex-boyfriend. Mélodie enters mediation in her civil case involving the accidental death of a child.

A jogger arrives with key information in Emma Rondeau's case. St-Gelais wonders if Emma's mother played a role in Antoine's murder.

Mélodie and Léo must make sure they know the whole truth from Emma. St-Gelais obtains a compromising statement from Francine, which could ruin the defense.

Cadet pays a surprise visit to Léo and Kim. As media and legal pressure mounts, Emma Rondeau tries to keep her family together.

Maxime makes some surprising discoveries while investigating Emma Rondeau's mother. In Léo's absence, Kim assists him while also dealing with Me Cadet's rebellious daughter.

Maxime is torn by a moral dilemma. Kim tries to bond with Me Cadet's daughter, while her mother's anger descends upon her.

Claude and Max are investigating Antoine Girard's disturbing activities. Me Cadet and Jasmin discover they have lost track of Héloïse.

Léo arrives at the trial with a strategy that surprises both the Crown and his client. Me Cadet learns that her daughter has been assaulted.

Emma's trial takes a delicate turn when Francine is called to testify. Guilt begins to eat away at Annie-Lou.

Me Cadet accompanies his daughter Héloïse to the trial. An unexpected visitor arrives during the testimony. We meet Paul Beaulac, a handyman who leads a surprising life at night…

A former client of Kim's arrives at the office; he needs help. Meanwhile, Mélodie and Malik grow closer, which stirs up strong emotions.

A committed feminist columnist faces the wrath of men's rights groups. Sergeant Parent continues his investigation into the disappearance of Élie Lajoie.

Lapointe is worried about Mélo, who is being plagued by increasingly disturbing flashbacks. Paul Beaulac is suspected of having a connection to the disappearance of two young men.

Parent's investigation is accelerating, the net is closing in on Paul Beaulac. Panicked, he seeks advice from Léo.

Léo and Lapointe face troubling clients. Léo defends a serial murder suspect, despite his doubts about the evidence. Lapointe, meanwhile, represents a violent misogynist who assaulted a feminist.

Accused of three murders, Paul Beaulac meets his new lawyer: Sacha Therrien. Mélodie offers to help Lapointe with Marc Durand's case.

Defending Marc Durand is a difficult decision for Mélodie. She can't deny that he stabbed a woman. On the eve of Paul Beaulac's trial, his alibi and only hope for salvation remains elusive.

Mr. Therrien is desperately trying to buy time in court. Claude is racing against the clock to find an alibi for Paul Beaulac.

Claude is still racing against the clock to find an alibi for Paul Beaulac. Mr. Therrien is trying to buy time before Judge Clara Fortin.

Max and Kim, back from their trip, discover a secret shaking the firm. Léo, Lapointe, and Claude must manage the crisis. Mélodie faces a difficult ordeal.

A squad reopens the investigation into the unsolved murder of a woman killed 18 years ago. Thanks to new scientific techniques, the squad quickly identifies new suspects, all men from the same family.

The police are closing in on Les Ferland to solve an unsolved murder. Mélo wants to find her old neighbor who used to babysit her when she was younger.

René Ferland meets with the police regarding the murder of Geneviève Corriveau. Approached by a former client, Lapointe answers some disturbing questions.

Léo questions René Ferland about his DNA found at the crime scene. Lapointe realizes he's gotten himself into trouble by agreeing to exchange text messages with a former client who is still in custody.

Max uncovers a promising lead that could help René Ferland's case. Mélodie takes matters into her own hands to discover the man's identity within his memories.

Max makes a surprising discovery about René Ferland's finances. In order to advance her investigation, Mélodie must meet someone she didn't want to involve.

The identity of a key person from Mélodie's past is revealed. Distraught, Roseline wonders if her daughter will ever be able to forgive her. Léo must make a decision regarding Ti-Bill's deteriorating health.

Léo and Mélodie begin René Ferland's trial amid high tension. Lapointe loses his temper before the bar's disciplinary committee.

Léo and Mélo continue their fierce battle at René Ferland's trial. Shaken by what she has learned, Mélo struggles to stay focused.