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The firm goes to court to fight their new creditor, Louis Canning, for an extension on their bankruptcy plan, with Clarke Hayden playing an unexpected part in the eventual outcome. Alicia is offered partnership about which she is initially ecstatic, but she then hesitates once she realizes she must pay $600,000 as part of her capital contribution. With the firm still $30 million in debt, Alicia realizes the offer may not have been sincere. Neil Gross's fiancée hires David Lee to negotiate her prenuptual agreement and everyone works to ensure that both young love and financial equity triumph. On the campaign trail, Alicia is once again at odds with Eli regarding her previous friendship with Maddie Hayward.
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