This week's main case was focused on a software company who Lockhart/Gardner believed was playing a vital role in a revolution in Syria, which led to multiple deaths.

It became extra personal for Will because he was trying to "hit a home run in his last at bat," as Diana put it. Meaning what, exactly? The bar board gave Will the option of accepting a six-month suspension for the $45,000 he took so many years, or of fighting the accusation and taking his chances.

Will chose the suspension and the episode ended with him walking out of the firm.

Elsewhere:

- Alicia was handed one of Will's case in his absence. All we know right now is that it involves Kalinda and taxes.

- Eli agreed to work on his ex-wife senate campaign.