Bull

Bull and his team launch a high-stakes search to rescue his kidnapped daughter, navigating a dangerous situation complicated by a warning against involving the police. As Bull develops a critical psychological profile, he grows increasingly convinced that the abductor has ties to his personal history.

Bull's emotional distress over his daughter's kidnapping disrupts TAC's defense of a client charged under the Espionage Act for revealing classified government information. The team struggles in court as federal law prevents them from explaining the client's motives for the leaks.

Bull works to address a biased jury pool as The Argument Clinic defends a man accused of murdering his high school girlfriend, a case that has been popularized by a docuseries portraying him as the primary suspect in the unsolved decades-old crime.

Bull struggles with unpredictability during a trial as TAC represents plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit against a vaping company over defective products, with the verdict dependent on the stance of a single juror. Marissa steps in to address TAC's mounting financial issues when Bull fails to take action.

A TAC team member requests that Bull take a step back from the case, as concerns grow over how his recent personal struggles might impact the defense of a wealthy businessman accused of being mentally unfit to manage his company.

Bull and the TAC team face a tight deadline as they prepare a defense for a midwife accused of practicing without a license. With only two days to work, they attempt to secure support from the private religious community of women their client assists, hoping to use them as character witnesses.

Bull faces escalating legal challenges as new evidence in his bribery case suggests his wife, Izzy, may be involved. Meanwhile, the TAC team's attempts to support him in court are hindered by his attorney, who worries their methods might be too aggressive.

Bull represents a young assistant from a sports agency who is accused of supplying a lethal drug to a high-profile client, and he must find a way to turn the case around in time for Christmas.

Bull assists a mother in suing the creators of a computer program that incorrectly flagged her son as a criminal, resulting in his death at the hands of police. Meanwhile, tensions rise between Bull and Marissa as she contemplates a job offer from a competing firm.

Bull and Chunk defend a woman accused of murder by arguing that a brain tumor impaired her control, while Taylor faces FBI suspicion over alleged cybercrimes.

Bull confronts Marissa and her new employer in a high-stakes legal showdown after she leaves his firm, while Taylor's career complications threaten to impact her ongoing custody dispute with her ex-husband.

The TAC team encounters Bull's estranged brother, Jacob, after his sudden arrival in New York, offering an unusual look into Bull's personal history. Concurrently, TAC assists a financial investor facing FBI allegations of participating in a large-scale Ponzi scheme alongside his father.

Bull assists Colonel Victor Taggert, an Army psychiatrist, in building a diminished capacity defense for a sergeant charged with murdering a fellow soldier. Meanwhile, Marissa develops a romantic relationship with Henri Fray, a French art dealer seeking legal help to prevent the sale of a piece of art that should be returned to its country of origin.

Bull assists an agoraphobic client in pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit against the man accused of killing his aunt, but the client's fear of leaving his home jeopardizes his ability to testify. Meanwhile, Taylor builds a bond with the client, and Chunk's new romance faces complications when his mother arrives for a visit.

Bull reluctantly takes a backseat in a medical malpractice case involving the surgeon who saved his life, deferring to her aggressive attorney's strategy. Meanwhile, Taylor resists the temptation to investigate Henri Fray, Marissa's new romantic partner.

Bull and Izzy face marital tension as Bull leads TAC in defending his ex-girlfriend, Diana Lindsay, who is accused of murdering her lover's wife. Meanwhile, Chunk finds himself in a difficult position when he must defend Diana in court against his boyfriend and prosecutor, Robert.

Izzy enlists Bull and the TAC team to represent a former jockey charged with setting a fire at the stable of the owner who dismissed him.

Bull temporarily sets aside his resentment toward AUSA Reilly, the prosecutor who put him away for jury tampering, to assist in taking down a major international drug trafficker. Their uneasy alliance is tested as Bull's unorthodox methods conflict with Reilly's strict adherence to legal procedures.

Bull is temporarily unable to participate due to a back injury, leaving Marissa and Chunk to defend Kyla, a technology company CEO and Marissa's childhood friend, who faces charges of unjustly firing an employee. Meanwhile, Danny reflects on her future and personal goals after experiencing a life-threatening incident.

Bull experiences a breakdown after months of stress when a mysterious delivery leads to him blacking out for several hours, resulting in memory loss regarding his actions during that time.

Bull takes on a high-stakes negligent homicide case defending a building owner accused of causing tenant deaths through carbon monoxide poisoning, challenging the TAC team emotionally and professionally. The trial becomes more complicated when the prosecutor is Chunk's ex-boyfriend, who is well-versed in Bull's tactics, and Taylor must reassess her priorities after receiving unexpected news about her son.

Bull and his team make a final court appearance to conclude a negligent homicide case, which has significant implications for their firm and personal lives.