Hardman Comes After Jessica for Wrongful Termination | Suits

Hardman's back with a vengeance and he's filing a suit against Jessica on behalf of Monica Eton for unfair dismissal.

Season 2, Episode 14 "He's Back": Daniel Hardman is back, and he's up to his old tricks: though ostensibly the new opposing council on the Folsom Foods class action suit, he's piling on with a wrongful termination lawsuit from Monica Eton - the very same suit Mike had tried to get Monica to bring against the firm in order to oust Daniel.

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Suits delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot associate Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht, “Love & Other Drugs”) makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, “Old School”) a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his associate. As he becomes enmeshed in this unfamiliar world, Mike relies heavily on the firm’s best paralegal Rachel (Megan Markle, “Horrible Bosses”) and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna (Sarah Rafferty, “Brothers & Sisters”) to help him serve justice. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials.
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[juanignaciogonzalezcalabro]

It's crazy that given how deep Daniel was going to stick it to Jessica and Harvey, he never even decided to look into Mike's past and realize he's not a lawyer.

[VDA]

I absolutely love the moment at 3:40 where Harvey, who has far more experience than Mike and knows the people at the firm better, realises it's a trap but Mike falls right into it

[BlueAversion]

0:25 Surely there’s some law or clause that would allow Jessica and Harvey to break that NDA in order to prevent Hardman from committing another crime (perjury).

[proudutlud]

2:05 YOOO Daniel wild for saying this with a smile on his face 😭😭😭

[plainsimple]

Then he wound up at Axe Capital and the rest is history.

[dwarfogaming]

In season 9 in the Faye wrongful termination law suit Louis recites a section of the by laws stating the managing partner doesn’t need cause to fire anyone. This would’ve ended this a lot quicker if they found it

[JJRichardson_]

YOU SIGNED IT SO QUICKLY I WASNT SURE😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[SanraiDalris]

Sadly for Daniel’s case is the real world, NDAs don’t actually bar you from testifying in court.

[airsoul]

Hardmans only leverage is an NDA that specifies that Harvey cant use the fact he was embezzling company funds to pay for a mistress, but Im fairly certain that an NDA wouldnt stop Harvey from testifying to information that was in the publics best interest, and Im sure the public would love to know that someone of Daniel Hardmans reputation was stealing company funds to pay a mistress while he cheated on his dying wife.

[toyshanger]

Love the last part when you know where your battles can go. Harvey knows they can win other wars

[goom]

Actress playing monica is pretty. And def a great actor

[arrowtlg]

NDA's cannot protect criminal activity. Victims can break confidentiality to report a crime

[erhhsdhh]

7:00- Daniel Hardman is just too elite, he made Jessica, Mike and Harvey speechless in that scene 🔥

[CMorrison.]

Fine. I’ll rewatch the entirety of suits again

[MarvinLewisPattersonJr]

Yeah, when a girl is not interested in a work place, don't press it. All it takes is one misunderstanding to turn it into something it wasn't. If she ain't feelin you, she ain't for you!

[random-thw]

First three season were just something else. After that everything went downhill

[gee]

I've never felt more genuine respect for a fictional character the way I do Jessica.

[lbeats]

Dude nobody on that show was hotter than Jessica

[liammckelvey]

Yeah this isn’t accurate. A party who’s not privy to a contract can’t be bound by its terms. Even if Jessica was acting as an agent for the partnership when signing the document, no authority was delegated to ratify Jessica signing that. Not to mention privileged information subject to the confidentiality agreement (such as documents evidencing Hardman’s embezzlement) can be disclosed in court via subpoena or some other discovery order. Either way a great show.

[adeisaac]

Hardman is brutal, blunt but so real, true and factual...no woman wants to hear such direct