Contains spoilers for this episode.
Matt and Elektra defeat the attackers who enter her penthouse, then argue over how she has pulled him into the operation. He agrees to help only if she gives him information and follows his rule against killing. At the law office, Karen refuses to sign a statement that misrepresents what happened with Grotto. The team decides that representing Frank Castle may also give them a way to expose the district attorney's concealed account of his family's deaths.
Reyes tries to stop them speaking to Frank in hospital, but Foggy insists on their legal right to represent him. Frank chooses them as his lawyers and asks to talk to Karen. She shows him a photograph taken from his house, and their conversation helps him recover memories of his children and the shooting. Matt leaves the meeting after Elektra sends a car, concealing the reason from the people who need his help.
At a Roxxon function, Matt and Elektra steal access credentials and reach a protected safe. Their search finds a concealed ledger, while security discovers the intrusion and cuts the lights. They fight their way clear and bluff their way past another search before escaping. The records describe criminal business, but one section is coded. At home, Foggy tells Matt that Frank has pleaded not guilty and agreed to an accelerated trial, leaving them only a week to prepare.