The TV show Suits premiered on the USA Network, introducing viewers to the drama centered around a law firm in New York City.
The second season of Suits debuted, continuing the story arcs of the main characters and expanding the show's audience.
The third season of Suits premiered, featuring new challenges and developments for the lawyers at Pearson Hardman.
The fourth season of Suits began airing, further exploring the dynamics of the main characters and the law firm.
The fifth season of Suits premiered, continuing the legal drama and character development.
The sixth season of Suits aired, introducing new storylines following major changes in the law firm.
The seventh season of Suits premiered, marking the final season for actor Patrick J. Adams as Mike Ross.
The eighth season of Suits debuted, featuring significant cast changes including the addition of new characters.
The ninth and final season of Suits premiered, concluding the long-running legal drama series.
The series finale of Suits aired, wrapping up the storylines and character arcs for the show.
Harvey Specter hires Mike Ross as his associate at Pearson Hardman, despite Mike never attending law school.
Mike Ross passes the New York State Bar Exam, solidifying his position as a lawyer in the firm under Harvey's mentorship.
Jessica Pearson becomes the managing partner of Pearson Hardman, taking control of the firm’s direction.
Louis Litt is made name partner, changing the firm name to Pearson Specter Litt.
Mike Ross is exposed for practicing law without a degree, leading to legal jeopardy and turmoil within the firm.
Harvey Specter assumes managing partner role after Jessica Pearson leaves the firm.
Donna Paulsen is appointed Chief Operating Officer of the firm, marking a significant leadership change.
After leaving the firm, Mike Ross begins working at a legal clinic helping underserved clients.
Jessica Pearson moves to Chicago to get involved in political law in a new city.
