The Good Fight season 1 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Maia and Diane tackle a complex fertility case, fighting for a client's right to her eggs based on a reversion clause. Simultaneously, Maia grapples with a Twitterbot impersonating her, set up by an ex-boyfriend. In court, they successfully argue for the client's ownership of her last fertilized egg, while Maia learns to cope with ongoing online harassment. The episode also touches on personal reflections and the broader legal challenges facing their firm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why was Maia discussing canning fruits and reducing sugar content?
It was part of a weird conversation in the elevator, unrelated to their main legal work.
What was the main legal issue involving Maia and Diane?
A fertility case concerning a client seeking to reclaim her eggs from a fertility clinic.
Who is impersonating Maia on Twitter?
A Twitterbot set up by Maia's ex-boyfriend is impersonating her.
Can Maia's ex-boyfriend shut down the Twitterbot?
No, he claims that attempting to shut it down would only cause it to duplicate itself.
What is the issue with Laura Salano's eggs?
Laura wants to reclaim her eggs from a fertility clinic based on a reversion clause in a contract.
Where were Laura Salano's eggs transferred?
They were transferred to Chicago Poly-Tech.
What legal challenge does Diane face in court regarding Laura's egg?
Fighting for Laura's right to her last remaining fertilized egg, which is claimed by another family, the Haights.
What resolution is reached in the courtroom for Laura's egg?
Laura is granted ownership of the embryo, with an emotional offer from the Haights for involvement in the child's life.
How does Maia deal with ongoing online harassment?
She is advised to ignore it and trust in the knowledge of those who know her true character.
What broader challenges does the Reddick/Boseman firm face?
The firm is under scrutiny and potential legal challenges, partly due to Maia's online issues.
