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Howard Hamlin is a fictional character who appears in the crime ... Jimmy later learns from Bill Oakley that Cheryl is considering filing a wrongful death lawsuit. [35]
Jimmy stands to receive $1.16 million, and tries to persuade Howard Hamlin to accept, but Howard refuses. Howard and Chuck McGill meet with their malpractice insurance agents. Based on the information provided by Jimmy, [ b ] the agents inform them that because of Chuck's mental condition he will need to be supervised by another attorney at all ...
After leaving the Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill law firm, it’s important that Kim keeps Mesa Verde as a client. When Chuck and Howard steal them away from her, Jimmy decides to take action.
Chuck promises to abandon his lawsuit if he can stay at HHM. Instead, Howard presents Chuck a check for $3 million—the first installment of Chuck's buyout. Howard criticizes Chuck for prioritizing his vendetta against Jimmy but praises Chuck profusely as he informs HHM's employees of Chuck's immediate retirement.
In a flashback, Jimmy McGill is working in the mail room at Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill when he receives notice that he has passed the state bar exam. He tells Chuck, hoping to be hired as an attorney, but Chuck seems unenthusiastic. Later, Howard Hamlin tells Jimmy the firm will not hire him, but he promises to re-examine his application in six ...
Howard Hamlin testifies that Chuck did not want to hire Jimmy as an attorney at HHM, supposedly to avoid the appearance of nepotism. Kim points out that HHM hired Howard even though he was the founding partner's son. Jimmy's confession is played for the committee. Chuck arrives to testify and bumps into Huell Babineaux. To Chuck's surprise ...
Jimmy meets the Kettlemans at their fraudulent tax preparation service and cons them into believing they have grounds for a lawsuit against Howard. They reject his services and instead ask Cliff Main to sue for ineffective counsel over Howard's alleged cocaine usage during Craig's embezzlement case, but he refuses.
He spends the money on a personal makeover that imitates Howard Hamlin’s appearance and a billboard advertisement that shares obvious similarities with Hamlin Hamlin & McGill. Kim Wexler confronts Jimmy, and Howard sues him for trademark infringement. The court rules for HHM and Jimmy is ordered to remove the billboard.