'Suits' Season 4 mid-season finale, entitled "This Is Rome," premiered this Wednesday, August 20.

Suits creator Aaron Korsh revealed to Entertainment Weekly that even though Louis (played by Rick Hoffman) has resigned from his post, barely seconds before he was about to get fired on the season's previous episode, 'Suits' Season 4's mid-season finale will focus greatly on Hoffman's character.

According to Korsh, the finale follows Louis in his life after Pearson Specter, and how his departure has affected everyone who had been surrounding him in the firm.

Korsh also addressed rumors that Louis has been cut off from the hit series completely, but he assured every 'Suits' fan that Louis will definitely be back in all the seasons to come for the show.

Aaron Korsh also mentioned that when the 'Suits' writers first came up to him with the idea of Louis being booted out from the firm, he was initially appalled, and that he couldn't seem to have himself accept the idea that the character would be gone from the very office that is central to the hit series' story plot.

According to Korsh, his personal attachment to the character made him resist the not so graceful exit from Pearson Specter. However, he added that when the 'Suits' producer talking to him about it, he then found himself convinced that it was the right course for the show.

According to Korsh, after he and the 'Suits' writing team had agreed on the final draft of Louis' exit, he immediately had Hoffman dub the audio for Louis' resignation letter, even while the actor was apparently still on vacation in Italy during the time.

'Suits' Season 4 is expected to return for the rest of the installment sometime between January and March of next year.