A juror initially posing as Jeff Kerr, a law school dropout. He covertly manipulates jury deliberations to secure a plaintiff victory, rejecting the bribery scheme and directing the $15 million settlement to fund shooting victims. He is Marlee's partner and the trial's true mastermind.
Nick and Marlee are former romantic partners reunited as conspirators in the trial.
Doyle discovers that Nick is actually Jeff Kerr and that Marlee is Gabby, his former law school girlfriend. The ending identifies them as collaborator...
Nick is the hidden adversary who defeats Fitch's manipulation of the trial.
Fitch identifies Nick as the jury influencer, investigates his apartment, and attempts to control the jury, while Nick exposes Fitch's intrusion and d...
Nick covertly supports Rohr's plaintiff-side case.
Nick asks the jurors to review the facts and deliberate fairly, helping Rohr's case win despite Rohr's uncertainty about the trial.
Herrera challenges Nick's influence during jury deliberations.
Herrera immediately dislikes Nick, and later launches a rant against the plaintiff after Nick asks the jurors to review the facts.
Doyle investigates Nick but fails to stop his plan.
Doyle investigates Nick, discovers that he is actually Jeff Kerr, and realizes that Nick's jury role is part of a setup.
Nick's jury strategy undermines Cable's defense position.
Cable receives Fitch's surveillance reports in court while Nick's conduct as a juror threatens the defense's control of the verdict.
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