Wolfram & Hart are the
well known law firm who deal with everything that goes on in LA which the
police and other authorities are unable to deal with. However they have
their own way of dealing with their cases and tend to make sure they get
something in return by making people fill in a contract before they are
resolved. These contracts however are not like any other contract known to man
because even death can not remove the contract and so they should really be
the lasr resort. Demons and Vampires are a huge part of Wolfram & Hart no only as
clients. A lot of members play a huge part in the show and the company itself is pretty
much in every single episode in some way or another.Holland Manners is one of the members.
He is instrumental in the goings-on at Wolfram & Hart atleast until he became Darla's and Dru's play toy.
Lilah Morgan is also a member. She is first introduced in the episode
"The Ring," and regularly appears in the show's first and second seasons.
After Lindsey McDonald leaves Los Angeles, Lilah becomes the primary face
of Wolfram & Hart, and figures largely into the Season Three and Four
story arcs. Lindsey McDonald is another important member.
He first appeared in the series' first episode, "City of," and featured
prominently in the story arcs of Seasons One, Two, and Five. Lindsey is the only character
besides Angel himself to appear in both the first and last episodes of
Angel. Marcus Hamilton is yet another important member. The character is played
by actor Adam Baldwin, who also worked with Angel creator Joss Whedon in the series Firefly,
playing mercenary Jayne Cobb. Eve is "liaison
to the Senior Partners" of Wolfram & Hart after Angel and his crew takes
over the Los Angeles branch of the firm. Never trusted, she comes and
goes at her leisure, usually stirring up trouble as she goes. Though she
appears human, Eve is actually a Child of the Senior Partners, a being
given human form and created to do their bidding. In the end Angel and the gang
end up taking over or atleast that is what they are led to believe.
The name of the firm comes from "The Wolf, The Ram, and The Hart" which were the names of the members in an ancient trio of true demons.
The group was at one point, before the time of man, considered relatively weak, and was not regarded as a threat by the Old Ones.
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