This final episode in the "Goliath" series is primarily the final trial. Cooperman and Callie Senate have co-opted Brittany to testify against Billy. But Brittany is the only witness called by Born Tech defense team.
In his closing argument, Billy points out the glaring absence of weaknesses. But he primarily appeals to the audience with the "David and Goliath" argument, namely, the powers of ordinary citizens like those of the jury to stand up to jaded attorneys and nefarious manufacturers of arms.
With the verdict in, Billy has yet another trick up his sleeve in recording his private conversation with Wendell, the head of Born Tech, who admits that his company was producing illegal fuel that killed Ryan. This will be the coup de grace on both the Cooperman law firm and Born Tech.
In his closing argument, Billy points out the glaring absence of weaknesses. But he primarily appeals to the audience with the "David and Goliath" argument, namely, the powers of ordinary citizens like those of the jury to stand up to jaded attorneys and nefarious manufacturers of arms.
With the verdict in, Billy has yet another trick up his sleeve in recording his private conversation with Wendell, the head of Born Tech, who admits that his company was producing illegal fuel that killed Ryan. This will be the coup de grace on both the Cooperman law firm and Born Tech.