So, we've had lots of fills where Matt defends Foggy as Daredevil and generally gets punchy and violent if bad-guys-of-the-week have dared harm a hair on his head. And these are great and I love each and every one of them, but think about this for a second.
Foggy is attacked/hurt, not on the streets, but in their office. It's out of the blue, middle of the day, and no-one is expecting it: maybe it's whoever their client is prosecuting paying a furious visit, maybe it's a rowdy guy who they turn down as a client. All that matters is suddenly, Foggy is being hurt, and Matt's there to stop it.
The danger here though, is that however Matt helps (and especially if he goes all avenging angel on the bad guy's ass), it's going to be really frickin suspicious if the cops start asking too many questions about how a man registered blind could fight and beat Foggy's attacker. How do Matt (or Foggy) have to work to keep Matt's secret identity still a secret?
Gen or any/any, Foggy gets attacked at the office
Foggy is attacked/hurt, not on the streets, but in their office. It's out of the blue, middle of the day, and no-one is expecting it: maybe it's whoever their client is prosecuting paying a furious visit, maybe it's a rowdy guy who they turn down as a client. All that matters is suddenly, Foggy is being hurt, and Matt's there to stop it.
The danger here though, is that however Matt helps (and especially if he goes all avenging angel on the bad guy's ass), it's going to be really frickin suspicious if the cops start asking too many questions about how a man registered blind could fight and beat Foggy's attacker. How do Matt (or Foggy) have to work to keep Matt's secret identity still a secret?