Complete story — includes the ending
Young, Frutt & Berlutti as a firm stand against Alan, Denny, and Crane, Poole & Schmidt. A major issue is whether Alan deserves the severance he proposes as opposed to the small severance Eugene offered. Ellenor is torn over the possibility of testifying against her friend, while the firm braces for the possibility of Alan and Denny going scorched earth. Ellenor tries to re-hire Tara to get her on the firm's side. Ellenor reluctantly testifies against Alan in the court action and holds up even under Alan's cross-examination. Eugene defends the firm's ethical stances passionately, and Alan is just as passionate in pointing out what he sees as the firm's hypocrisies in standing for ethics while tacitly accepting Alan's lack of them.
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