RICO (''Better Call Saul'')

Opening

In a flashback, Jimmy works as a mail clerk for Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill. He receives notice that he has passed the state bar exam and reports the good news to Chuck, expecting to be hired by the firm as an attorney. Chuck hesitantly replies that the hiring must first be cleared by the partners. During an office celebration, Howard tells Jimmy that the firm will not be hiring him immediately, coldly suggesting he'll re-examine Jimmy's application in six months.

Main story

Jimmy grows suspicious when a client mentions her nursing home, Sandpiper Crossing, controls her pension and Social Security payments by giving her a $500 monthly allowance, deducting fees, and putting the rest in savings. Upon reviewing her invoices, Jimmy's suspicions grow and begins collecting invoices from other residents. Jimmy and Chuck analyze the documents and find evidence of Sandpiper Crossing systematically overcharging residents, making the company guilty of fraud. Chuck suggests there are grounds for a class action lawsuit and says Jimmy should continue looking for evidence.

Jimmy is turned away at Sandpiper Crossing's front desk. He can hear documents being shredded and goes to a bathroom to hastily write a demand letter on toilet paper, which informs Sandpiper Crossing to cease document destruction. He hands the letter to a manager as he's being escorted from the premises, and then rummages through a dumpster hoping to find more evidence. Chuck and Jimmy sort through what Jimmy found and recover an incriminating document. With a solid case against Sandpiper Crossing, Chuck decides to become Jimmy's co-counsel in the case, and Sandpiper Crossing's attorneys agree to a meeting.

Mike babysits Kaylee for the day. When Stacey returns from work, she asks Mike what to do with the bribe money Matt hid in her suitcase. Mike tells her she should use it for herself and her daughter so some good can come it. Stacey tells Mike that even if she uses it, she still doesn't have enough to cover living expenses for Kaylee and her. Mike returns to Dr. Caldera to follow up on his previous offer of "work". He gives Kaylee the dog he used as cover for his visit to Caldera, and promises to cover the costs of keeping it.

Sandpiper Crossing's attorneys deny the company is defrauding residents, but concede some were overcharged. The company offers $100,000 to compensate them, but Jimmy presents evidence that Sandpiper Crossing engages in illicit interstate commerce, which makes them eligible for a RICO case. Chuck demands Sandpiper Crossing pay $20 million to settle, which their attorneys refuse. As Chuck and Jimmy prepare to take the case to court, an exhausted Jimmy leaves some paperwork in his car. Preoccupied with his work, Chuck casually leaves his house to retrieve the documents, with none of the usual precautions he takes because of his electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Chuck drops the paperwork, and Chuck and Jimmy stare at each other in amazement as they realize Chuck has gone outside without regard for the symptoms of his illness, but suffered no ill effects.