The Good Wife

Alicia Florrick returns to the workforce as a litigator at Lockhart & Gardner after her husband's public sex and political corruption scandal.

Alicia and Will's relationship grows more complicated as Peter's campaign for state attorney gains momentum and internal firm politics heat up.

The firm faces financial strain while Alicia and Will try to navigate their romantic connection amidst professional scrutiny.

A heavy debt forces Lockhart & Gardner to restructure, while Alicia deals with Peter's gubernatorial campaign and family turbulence.

Considered the peak of the series, Alicia and Cary break away to start their own firm, sparking a bitter and explosive war with Lockhart & Gardner.

Alicia enters local politics by running for State's Attorney, testing her ethical boundaries and straining her relationship with her partners.

In the final season, Alicia tries to rebuild her career from the ground up as a solo practitioner while forming a new partnership with investigator Jason Crouse.