Mike Ketchmark, a personal injury lawyer from Kansas City, discusses his unexpected journey into the realm of real estate law. He takes on an antitrust case that questions the legality of high real estate commissions, spurred by the Burnetts' experience of paying over $15,000 in fees. Ketchmark uncovers potential collusion among agents and the historical practices that have shaped the industry. The stakes rise in the courtroom as the jury prepares to deliver a landmark verdict that could reshape real estate transactions nationwide.