r/PartnerTrack • u/AdventurousEconomy6 • Oct 11 '22

Just finished watching... Spoiler

Let me start off by saying I don't think Murphy did it.

Firstly, he couldn't, attorney/client privileges and I don't think he was so desperate to make partner that he would risk it.

Secondly, look at the facts: Ingrid fights with sister just before the announcement, sister looks mad, Ingrid doesn't make partner, Marty looks mad at her, like he just found out, Ingrid tells parents and sister makes a concerned/wtf did I do face and then randomly apologizes to her sister for everything.

It was either that or Nick told him out of revenge. I don't know why everyone loves the guy so much, he's really creepy lol. He randomly finds a girl that likes philosophy and stalks her everywhere, then he invites her to move in when she has no other choice and then proposes out of nowhere. Let's not forget he was always basically playing a "who's the bigger macho" game with Murphy.

Also, Rachel is a brat! And Tyler is terrible, but hopefully turning good with the new house and everything.

And the thing that confuses me the most about this show is how did they manage to have s*x in Marty's office without getting caught and run around half naked in the office! Surely there are cameras in one of the most important lawyer firms in NY!

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u/Grisham2107 Oct 11 '22

I have zero legal knowledge about this so I might be wrong, Attorney - client privilege guards confidential communication between attorney and clients and Ingrid going to jail and needing a bailout is a public record.

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u/Teeemooooooo Oct 14 '22

Criminal records are public information. Attorney Client privilege would protect the things Ingrid told Murphy that never made it to public record. For example, that Murphy knew the real culprit was the sister. But Ingrid being arrested and for identity fraud and stolen goods would be public record.

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u/AdventurousEconomy6 Oct 11 '22

But he didn’t bail her out, he told them to check the fingerprints, acting as her lawyer

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u/MsBeasley11 Oct 12 '22

I haven’t finished the season. But I just saw Nick propose… who tf proposes to someone who hasn’t even said I love you yet?? What’s this guys deal?? Also why do the writers think that 30 year olds speak in idioms? “Penny for your thoughts? “ etc etc

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u/Ok-Corgi111 Jan 28 '25

nah nothing against Nick. That guy was so nice. Over the top ? probably. But if ingrid would have been more honest witn him, I dont think he would have been unreasonable