The antics of the lawyers from Lesbian Legal take on a "seen that before" tone in this fourth segment of the series. It's probably because the recent imperative of "stand-alone scenes" as the most popular format for Adult video content infects even ongoing sagas like this one.

Each of the four vignettes is based on the dominant female (generally older in an older/younger match-up) cajoling the potential sub with not quite blackmail but rather a bamboozling effort to get the lady to do something (put out some lesbian sex) against her will. It's a pernicious and by now cornball motif that permeates not only Girlfriends Films releases but their stablemate from Canada, Gamma Entertainment in its series of both lesbian DVDs (that Girlfriends releases) as well as its horrible "Tricky Spa" series of masseurs convincing vulnerable femme clients to service them, or else.

Avy Scott dominates with book-ending scenes. After a 3-minute recap of footage from Episodes 1-3, she starts off the show by pointing out to client Olivia Calvert (well-played by Darryl Hanah) that unless she services her there will be legal action for unpaid legal services. The ensuing blonde on blonde Sapphic sex is stimulating and the 2 performers prove to be quite compatible.

Tons of boring expository dialog is spouted by Avy to set up the situation, a drawback echoed in Scene Two by fellow lawyer Janet Mason, who is interviewing Rane Revere for a potential internship. (Rane was briefly seen in the opening segment of the series, uncredited, alongside other potential interns including Prinzzess.) Revere is under the impression that it is a paid internship, but unfortunately Prinzzess received that gig, but kindly Janet offers her a salary for a personal assistant post, only if she will service the busty lawyer sexually. 

Rane balks, but Janet coaxes her with sickly references to the Black girl's mom and ailing sister, preying on her tender feelings and succeeding. Of course, as in nearly every Girlfriends scene once the XXX action gets hot and heavy the reluctant miss forgets her trepidations and fingers & licks her bed mate with abandon. This is an unusual IR content scene for the label, but played without fanfare.

Michelle Lay returns as an adviser associated with but not partnered with the law firm. She has poor Southern-fried Ginger Lee on the verge of eviction and cajoles her have sex with her in return for putting in a good word with Lesbian Legal to take her case and save her home and lat remaining $800. 

Lay is fine as usual, but Lee is a plain actress of little appeal. Her career trajectory reverses the usual path for Sweet Young Things, having begun in gonzo hardcore roles and graduated to bondage/fetish crap of the soft-core persuasion.

After a brief transition scene-let at the office, with fleeting cameos in pantomime by regulars India Summer and Sam Ryan, Avy returns to give Noname Jane/Violet Blue a rough time. Jane needs bread to help her sickly mama catch up on past mortgage payments, and Scott baldly states that she must prostitute herself (literally) at $400 a session at least four times to make up the deficit. Jane's refusal is quickly (too quickly) turned around with sentimental references to her mom's fate, and soon she's humping Avy to a fare-thee-well.

Gimmick here is that Violet has a real-life newborn baby and is lactating, so she ends up delighting Scott with plenty of milk to suckle. The Girlfriends team is so enamored of this that a 1-minute Bonus Scene (pretty lame for footage lasting only a minute to get that menu claim) is appended on the DVD in which actress Avy squeals in delight as Violet makes like a fountain, spraying her all over with mother's milk. At least it offers a relief from the label's obsession with so-called squirting, while still falling under the rubric of Water Sports.rubri

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Legal and ready for drama! In this courthouse no case is left open... just legs. Whether they're the girl in trouble, looking for an internship or going over legal briefs for their next big case, these girls are hot, horny and looking for some satisfaction! Their intimate, tender caresses turn into fondling and finger fucking in no time! Time it right and you'll climax right along with them!

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