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From ABC Media Net

Eugene and Bobby represent a client who is suing an alcohol company for the untimely death of their son due to alcoholism, and Ellenor tries to stop the execution of a mentally ill woman (Alfre Woodard) on death row

From TV Guide

The series moves to a new day and time with Alfre Woodard returning to the law-and-order genre that earned her Emmys for guest roles on Hill Street Blues and L.A. Law.
In this two-part episode, she plays Denise Freeman, a rehabilitated death-row prisoner who has devoted her prison time to helping younger inmates. In a last-ditch effort to stay her execution, Ellenor (Camryn Manheim) bases an appeal on the medication the court ordered Denise to take at trial, which prevented the jury from observing her schizophrenia. Another storyline concerns Eugene's involvement in a civil suit that blames a beer company for the death of a college-age youth.
 

From TV-now

The firm represents a plaintiff who is suing a distiller over the untimely death of the client's alcoholic son; Ellenor tries to block the execution of a mentally-ill woman (guest star Alfre Woodard)

From Yahoo! TV

A woman sues a beverage manufacturer for the death of her son due to alcoholism; Ellenor tries to stop the execution of a mentally ill woman.

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