In a high-stakes law firm, Greta discovers that their client, Heinz Otto, knew about dangerous defects in their cars but chose not to issue a recall to avoid financial loss. When she confronts her boss, Wendy, about it, she's sidelined in favor of her brother, Luke, who is deemed a better fit for the case. Feeling undervalued and frustrated, Greta decides to stand up for the victims instead of pursuing a lucrative settlement.

In a dramatic courtroom scene, Greta passionately argues against the corporation's profit-driven decisions, showcasing evidence that highlights the company's negligence. She emphasizes the human cost of their actions, rallying the jury with a powerful message about prioritizing people over profits. Ultimately, her advocacy leads to a significant win for the victims, earning her respect and admiration from those she fought for.

Following the trial, Greta decides to continue representing individuals rather than corporations, reaffirming her commitment to justice and ethics. This newfound direction not only aligns with her values but also attracts new clients who appreciate her integrity and dedication.