Damages

Ellen: I met with Judge Oliver. You were right. I think he'll play ball. Patty: Did he try to grope you? He can be a very grabby old man. Ellen: No, he was a perfect gentleman, except, of course, his willingness to be bought.

Dave Pell: You know how I made so much money on wall street back in the day? Walter Kendrick: How? Dave Pell: Every day I'd wake up assuming I was going to lose it all. I'd go to work and make a pile more. Walter Kendrick: See that? I always assume I'm going to win.

Michael: Let's hear your thoughts on relationships. Why is it that you can't sustain one? Why do you hurt every person you come into contact with? Patty: Michael, stop it! Michael: Phil, Uncle Pete, Ray Fiske. People either leave you or they die. Those are the only two endings possible with you. Who's it gonna be next, Mom?

Walter Kendrick: What's your price? Give me a number. Patty: This isn't about a number. This is about aracite. I want you to clean it up, and I want you to compensate the victims. And I also want you to step down from Ultima National Resources. Walter Kendrick: And I want a fairy godmother to make me all nice and pretty for the ball. Patty: Maybe you'll change your tune when I put some GPS coordinates in front of a judge. Walter Kendrick: That evidence was stolen. It'll be inadmissible. Patty: So tell me, why do I feel so damn confident?

Daniel: When you were seven, your mother told me about you. We fought... over custody, and we went to court. It got ugly... and eventually, I backed down. Michael: I'm sure my mom was pretty vicious. Daniel: She was fiercely protective of you.