"Whiplash" | ||
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← | L&O, Episode 11.19 | → |
Production number: E1323 First aired: 18 April 2001 | ||
Written By Matt Witten & Aaron Zelman Directed By Richard Dobbs |
Plot[]
The discovery of an illegal immigrant's body leads to a case involving an auto-insurance scam.
Cast[]
Main cast[]
- Jerry Orbach as Detective Lennie Briscoe
- Jesse L. Martin as Detective Ed Green
- S. Epatha Merkerson as Lieutenant Anita Van Buren
- Sam Waterston as Executive A.D.A. Jack McCoy
- Angie Harmon as A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael
- Dianne Wiest as Interim D.A. Nora Lewin
Recurring cast[]
- Lee Shepherd as Defense Attorney Barry Kaufer
- Leslie Hendrix as M.E. Elizabeth Rodgers
- Connie Winston as Judge Shirley Taylor
Guest cast[]
- Matthew Sussman as Dr. Jerome Raleigh
- Christopher Patrick Mullen as Attorney Alan Petrie
- Doc Dougherty as Bill Reed
- Michael J. Burg as Attorney Richard Sanders
- Adrianna Sevan as Rosa Santiago
- Tsidii Leloka as Mrs. N'Dabe
- Leon Addison Brown as Everold Daly
- Deborah Hazlett as Attorney Parker
- Michael H. Ingram as Dr. Russell
- Michael Hirsch as Attorney Paul Thigpen
- Chris Henry Coffey as Bret Marks
- Doecas M. Johnson as Edie Claire
- Sean T. Krishnan as Chad Patel
- Lynn Niederman Silver as Nancy Miller
- Millie Tirelli as Aunt
- Robertson Carricart as Priest
- Octavio Gómez as Francisco
- Matt Eyde as Mike Anderson
- Gia Galeano as Norma Lopez
- Leon Adair as Eddie
- Leslie Nipkow as EMT
- Janine Poreba as Girl
- Mark Alhadeff as Guy
- Delores Mitchell as Neighbor
- Herman Chaves as Man
- Malcolm Foster Smith as Man #2
- Ron Domingo as CSU Tech
- Beth Lowy as Foreperson
References[]
- This episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of a conspiracy in Chicago that was orchestrated by several attorneys to stage "sudden stop" car accidents and collect millions in insurance money. It does not appear that there were any fatalities or criminal charges in the real case, but the participants in the conspiracy were sued for more than $9 million by the insurer.
Quotes[]
Carmichael: "Petrie's painted himself as a cross between Robin Hood and Cesar Chavez. There's bound to be four or five blue collar types who are going to be sympathetic. These guys have an answer for everything."
McCoy: "We should make sure his performance backfires. Let's look through some of their more serious injury cases, maybe we can find some little people who aren't so greatful."
Background information and notes[]
Background information and notes
Episode scene cards[]
1 | 2 | 3 |
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Apartment of |
Reed Moving |
Keefe Investments, LTD. |
4 | 5 | 6 |
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Exel Insurance |
Office of |
District Attorney's |
7 | 8 | 9 |
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Supreme Court |
Supreme Court |
Supreme Court |
Previous episode: "White Lie" |
"Whiplash" Law & Order Season 11 |
Next episode: "All My Children" |