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Jeryn "Jeri" Hogarth is a Marvel Comics character that appears in the Netflix part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, played by Carrie-Anne Moss.

Jeryn Hogarth, was created by Chris Claremont, Frank Chiaramonte, and John Byrne.

Just like Matt Murdock, Jeri is a lawyer who believes in protecting the innocent and striving for justice to triumph. However, rather than fight crime directly, he became an ally of the Defenders. She is closest to Jessica Jones, giving Jessica the cases that Jessica usually works on, but she is also close to Daredevil and Iron Fist.

Appearances

Jessica Jones

Season One

Jeri is a senior partner at the Manhattan law firm of Hogarth, Chao & Benowitz, and a recurring client of Jessica Jones. Her relationship with Jessica leads Jeri to become involved with Kilgrave when Jessica presses her into defending Hope Schlottman, a college student that Kilgrave ordered to kill her parents. At the time for these events Jeri is going through a bitter divorce with her wife, local doctor Wendy, while having an affair with her own secretary Pam.

Jeri hires Jessica to dig up dirt on Wendy who in turn is trying to blackmail Jeri with evidence of past ethical violations. When Jessica fails to deliver in a timely fashion due to preoccupation with hunting Kilgrave, Jeri tries to have Kilgrave coerce Wendy into signing the divorce papers, freeing him from his cell. Instead, Kilgrave betrays Jeri and orders Wendy to give Jeri a literal death by a thousand cuts. Pam intervenes, accidentally killing Wendy and proceeds to break up with Jeri on account of her use of Kilgrave. After Jessica kills Kilgrave, Jeri represents her while she's being questioned by the police, convincing them to let her go.

Season Two

Jeri somehow avoids prison for her involvement with Kilgrave and her role in Wendy's murder, but is diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and learns that she has up to eight years to live. Her partners, Linda Chao and Steven Benowitz, try to invoke a medical clause in her contract to force her out of the firm. In the midst of dealing with conflict between Jessica and rival private investigator Pryce Cheng, Jeri hires Jessica to find dirt on Chao and Benowitz.

Due to Jessica being busy investigating IGH with Trish, Malcolm is the one tasked with handling Jeri's case. Jeri later puts up and seduces Inez Green, a homeless IGH nurse found by Jessica and Trish, and protects her. However, Inez turns out to be a con artist, and swindles Jeri into getting her boyfriend Shane out of jail claiming that he was an IGH patient who could heal people by touch, after which Inez and Shane loot Jeri's apartment and flee.

Enraged by the deception, Jeri acquires a gun from Turk Barrett, locates and manipulates Inez into murdering Shane, and calls the police to arrest Inez. With nothing to lose, Jeri is able to blackmail Chao and Benowitz into giving her a larger buyout by playing them a hidden camera recording of a lunch meeting Malcolm had with Chao in which Chao admits to laundering drug money into offshore bank accounts. With that, Jeri leaves HC&B and opens her own firm under the name Jeryn Hogarth & Associates, bringing Foggy Nelson and Marci Stahl along with her, with Malcolm and Cheng as her fulltime investigators.

Season Three

Jeri again avoids prison despite her role in Shane's murder, but her ALS worsens to the point that she briefly becomes suicidal, asking Jessica to kill her, but she changes her mind. When Trish Walker begins acting as the masked vigilante Hellcat and targets serial killer Gregory Sallinger, Jeri offers a bounty on Trish's head, as Sallinger is one of her clients. She reconnects with an old flame, Kith Lyonne, who she cheated on with Wendy but never stopped loving and who is now married to Peter Lyonne. Jeri seduces Kith into an affair, but Kith reveals that she and Peter are in an open marriage since their daughter's death and Peter is also having affairs.

When Kith refuses to leave Peter, Jeri retaliates by discovering evidence of Peter's fraudulent activities and releasing them, resulting in Peter committing suicide while revealing on a video that Jeri is involved with superpowered people. Kith initially blames Jeri for tearing her family apart for selfish reasons, but soon turns to her for legal advice when one of her former business partners threatens to send Kith to prison for Peter's fraud. In desperation, Jeri asks Trish to find leverage on the partner, promising not to reveal her identity in the process. Trish, however, believes that Jeri asked her to kill the partner, and turns on Jeri instead, holding Kith hostage. Jessica intervenes in the ensuing confrontation, but Jeri begs Trish to release Kith, promising to get her out of the country while shooting Jessica in the leg.

After Jessica tracks down and defeats Trish, Jeri tries to reconcile with Kith, but her ALS symptoms show even more to the point that her hands begin shaking, forcing Jeri to confess that she is dying. Kith subsequently discovers that Jeri only sabotaged her marriage with Peter, ruined her family and seduced her only so that she would have company during her final years, regardless of the impact it would have on Kith. Finally realizing how selfish and evil Jeri truly is, Kith abandons her to die alone.

Daredevil

Jeri appears in the second season of Daredevil. Early in the season, it is mentioned that Jeri hired Foggy Nelson's girlfriend Marci Stahl after Landman & Zack's managing partners were arrested for aiding and abetting Wilson Fisk. In the episode finale "A Cold Day In Hell's Kitchen", Jeri approaches Foggy and offers him a job at Hogarth Chao & Benowitz, having been very impressed by Foggy's defense of Frank CastleMatt Murdock persuades Foggy to take Hogarth's offer as a way to move on.

Iron Fist

It is revealed that before starting Hogarth Chao & Benowitz, Jeri interned in the legal department at Rand Enterprises, where she held a distrust for Harold Meachum. Danny Rand nicknamed her "J-Money", and also recounts that she once bribed him $5 to keep quiet after he overheard her throwing a profane rant at his father's secretary. After Harold killed Danny's parents in a staged plane crash, Jeri took care of the Rand family's graves and cared for their estate.

Soon after his return to New York City, Danny seeks out Jeri. She offers to help him prove his identity and takes his case pro bono out of respect for his father - on the condition he put her law firm on permanent retainer with Rand Enterprises if they succeed in arbitration with Ward and Joy Meachum. Jeri attends a press conference staged by Ward (on Harold's advice) to announce Danny's return to the public. She later arranges for paperwork to be sent to Danny for him to sign.

 After Harold frames Danny for the Hand's drug smuggling, Ward reaches out to Jeri to help clear Danny's name. She is surprised to see Harold alive, and spinning a false story about gene therapy and cryogenics. Claire Temple is later sent by Danny and Colleen to summon Jeri to a rendezvous with Danny and Collen, where she informs them about the charges against them and suggests that they prove their innocence. Following Harold's death, Jeri is present with Danny and Ward when they have Harold's body cremated so that he can't be brought back to life.

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Media
Iron Fist
Characters
Danny Rand/Iron FistColleen WingClaire TempleJeri HogarthMisty KnightBride of Nine SpidersTyphoid Mary
Episodes
Season One: "Snow Gives Way" • "Shadow Hawk Takes Flight" • "Rolling Thunder Cannon Punch" • "Eight Diagram Dragon Palm" • "Under Leaf Pluck Lotus" • "Immortal Emerges from Cave" • "Felling Tree with Roots" • "The Blessing of Many Fractures" • "The Mistress of All Agonies" • "Black Tiger Steals Heart" • "Lead Horse Back to Stable" • "Bar the Big Boss" • "Dragon Plays with Fire"

Season Two: "The Fury of Iron Fist" • "The City's Not for Burning" • "This Deadly Secret" • "Target: Iron Fist" • "Heart of the Dragon" • "The Dragon Dies at Dawn" • "Morning of the Mindstorm" • "Citadel on the Edge of Vengeance" • "War Without End" • "A Duel of Iron"

See Also
SokoviaThe Hand


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Media
Jessica Jones
Characters
Jessica JonesClaire TempleLuke CageJeri HogarthTrish WalkerWill Simpson
Episodes
Season One: "AKA Ladies Night" • "AKA Crush Syndrome" • "AKA It's Called Whiskey" • "AKA 99 Friends" • "AKA The Sandwich Saved Me" • "AKA The Sandwich Saved Me" • "AKA You're a Winner!" • "AKA Top Shelf Perverts" • "AKA WWJD?" • "AKA Sin Bin" • "AKA 1,000 Cuts" • "AKA I've Got the Blues" • "AKA Take a Bloody Number" • "AKA Smile"

Season Two: "AKA Start at the Beginning" • "AKA Freak Accident" • "AKA Sole Survivor" • "AKA God Help the Hobo" • "AKA The Octopus" • "AKA Facetime" • "AKA I Want Your Cray Cray" • "AKA Ain't We Got Fun" • "AKA Shark in the Bathtub, Monster in the Bed" • "AKA Pork Chop" • "AKA Three Lives and Counting" • "AKA Pray for My Patsy" • "AKA Playland"
Season Three: "A.K.A The Perfect Burger" • "A.K.A You're Welcome" • "A.K.A I Have No Spleen" • "A.K.A Customer Service is Standing By" • "A.K.A I Wish" • "A.K.A Sorry Face" • "A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger" • "A.K.A Camera Friendly" • "A.K.A I Did Something Today" • "A.K.A Hero Pants" • "A.K.A Hellcat" • "A.K.A A Lotta Worms" • "A.K.A Everything"


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Media
DaredevilDaredevil: Born Again (soundtrack 1)
Characters
Matt Murdock/DaredevilKaren PageFoggy NelsonVanessa FiskClaire TempleWilson Fisk/KingpinFrank Castle/PunisherElektra NatchiosBen UrichMaggie GraceBenjamin Poindexter/BullseyeStickRay SchoonoverJeri HogarthMaya Lopez/EchoHeather GlennKirsten McDuffieBB UrichBuck CashmanYusuf KhanHector Ayala/White TigerJack DuquesneBastian/Muse
Episodes
Daredevil

Season One: "Into the Ring" • "Cut Man" • "Rabbit in a Snowstorm" • "In the Blood" • "World on Fire" • "Condemned" • "Stick" • "Shadows in the Glass" • "Speak of the Devil" • "Nelson v. Murdock" • "The Path of the Righteous" • "The Ones We Leave Behind" • "Daredevil"
Season Two: "Bang" • "Dogs to a Gunfight" • "New York's Finest" • "Penny and Dime" • "Kinbaku" • "Regrets Only" • "Semper Fidelis" • "Guilty as Sin" • "Seven Minutes in Heaven" • "The Man in the Box" • ".380" • "The Dark at the End of the Tunnel" • "A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen"
Season Three: "Resurrection" • "Please" • "No Good Deed" • "Blindsided" • "The Perfect Game" • "The Devil You Know" • "Aftermath" • "Upstairs/Downstairs" • "Revelations" • "Karen" • "Reunion" • "One Last Shot" • "A New Napkin"

Daredevil: Born Again
Season One: "Heaven's Half Hour" • "Optics" • "The Hollow of His Hand" • "Sic Semper Systema" • "With Interest" • "Excessive Force" • "Art for Art's Sake" • "Isle of Joy" • "Straight to Hell"

See Also
The HandRoxxon CorporationThe Defenders


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Media
The Defenders
Characters
Matt Murdock/DaredevilJessica JonesCarl Lucas/Luke CageDanny Rand/Iron FistKaren PageFranklin "Foggy" NelsonElektra NatchiosClaire TempleStickJeri HogarthTrish WalkerMisty KnightColleen Wing
Episodes
"The H Word" • "Mean Right Hook" • "Worst Behavior" • "Royal Dragon" • "Take Shelter" • "Ashes, Ashes" • "Fish in the Jailhouse" • "The Defenders"
See Also
DefendersThe Hand