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Clarke Hayden, the former trustee who managed Lockhart/Gardner during its bankruptcy, returns to provide financial advice to Florrick/Agos as they face financial difficulties. Meanwhile, Florrick/Agos suspects Lockhart/Gardner is spying on them after Alicia's children discover that the cameras on their home computers are being accessed remotely. Will tries to keep a client from leaving the firm for Florrick/Agos, and in doing so has a chance encounter with Alicia's brother Owen, who attempts to provide insight as to why Alicia left the firm with Cary. In addition, Lockhart/Gardner tries to fight off a malpractice lawsuit regarding an apparent botched adoption on which, at the time, Alicia was working. Will also represents a client, Jeffrey Grant, who is stopped on trumped-up DUI charges and ends up being charged with murder.
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