| Picture | No. | Title | Original Airdate | Writer(s) | Manager |
 | 1 | "The Basis Beneath Their Feet" | September 24, 2018 | Glenn Gordon Caron | Bethany Rooney |
| Returning from rehabilitation for his middle attack and alcoholism, Bull presents the TAC team with the instance of Julia Summerfield, a dying mother whose liver transplant funding has been denied by her insurance carrier. In a shocker, Bull announces that TAC volition exist representing the insurance company, stating he met the company'southward CEO in rehab and was offered a $2 million per month servant. Meanwhile, the TAC team receives devastating news near Cablevision, who has not shown up for piece of work. |
 | 2 | "Jury Duty" | October i, 2018 | Pamela Wechsler | Aaron Lipstadt |
| Despite his best efforts to become thrown out, Bull is selected to serve on a jury for a case of a man who has been practicing law without a license. This interferes with TAC's example defending a mother who shot and killed her daughter's rapist/murderer in broad daylight, forcing Benny, Chunk and Marissa to do their best without Bull'south assist. The case ultimately hinges on getting testimony from the mother'southward older daughter, who has been deeply damaged past the incident. Meanwhile, the TAC team mourns the death of Cable in a bridge collapse. |
 | 3 | "Excessive Force" | October 8, 2018 | Nichole Millard & Kathryn Toll | Russell Fine |
| TAC represents the City of New York, which is being sued for $25 million later a drunkard merely unarmed black man is shot in the arm by a white female police officer upon barging into the women's bathroom to throw upward. Body cam video shows the officer picking up the gun, followed past a struggle in which the man grabs the butt. Bull implores his squad to make the case most circumstances, not race. After the officeholder cracks under cross examination and makes a damning admission, a loss seems likely. Just upon further review of the evidence, Bull sees a previously disregarded detail that turns the case in a completely different direction. |
 | 4 | "Justice for Cablevision" | Oct 15, 2018 | Neb Chais | Randy Zisk |
| When the span collapse is revealed to be continued to terrorism, Balderdash seeks justice for Cable's mother and the other families that lost loved ones by going subsequently the bank that he believes knowingly funded an international terrorist. He is assisted on the case by Taylor Rentzel, a cyber expert who is Marissa'due south sometime colleague from the NSA. Later on a successful ruling for the plaintiffs, Bull offers Taylor a full-fourth dimension task at TAC. |
 | five | "The Missing Piece" | October 22, 2018 | Veronica West & Sarah Kucserka | Stacey 1000. Black |
| TAC helps defend a doctor who is accused of murdering a heroin dealer based on DNA evidence at the scene, but the man insists he was never there. Complicating the case, the doc fully admits he was once fond to opioid pain killers, having later quit cold turkey. Merely when information technology appears that TAC will have to try and make a deal with the prosecution, Marissa and Taylor team up to make a startling discovery. |
 | 6 | "Fool Me Twice" | October 29, 2018 | Sarah Haught | Mike Smith |
| Later Marissa'southward married man, Greg, is accused of starting a burn at his own eating place for insurance money, Marissa has some doubts about his innocence based on a couple of circumstances. Even though Bull and the TAC team start to uncover testify that points to another party, the damage to Marissa and Greg'southward relationship may already be done. |
 | vii | "A Girl Without Feelings" | November 5, 2018 | Chamblee Smith | Mary Lou Belli |
| Balderdash assists Tally North, a young adult female who is a clinical sociopath and a former patient, when she is accused of killing her brother after an argument at a political party. Tally woke up with no recollection of the incident, so TAC initially aims for a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. However, when show is presented showing that the killer may have had some regret, Balderdash wants to change the plea to non guilty every bit he knows Tally is incapable of such feelings. |
 | viii | "But for the Grace" | Nov 12, 2018 | Pamela Wechsler | Dennis Smith |
| Chris Coleman defends himself and his wife during a scuffle in a Black Friday store line, shoving his attacker to the ground and causing the man to hit his head. A police officer arriving belatedly to the scene arrests Coleman, who is then advised by a public defender to plead out to uncomplicated assault and pay a small fine and then he can avoid jail time. This becomes a problem when the shoving victim later goes into a blackout and dies. Benny asks Bull to take the case pro bono, and Bull does and so later encountering a self immature ADA who insists on prosecuting Coleman for manslaughter. Armed with Coleman's plea and the victim's iii friends as witnesses, the prosecution seems to have the upper manus. After a discovery, Bull turns the tables past having Benny put the ADA himself on the stand up to question his motives. Elsewhere, Danny learns a clandestine virtually the human being she is dating. |
 | 9 | "Separation" | Dec three, 2018 | Travis Donnelly | Kevin Berlandi |
| Bull is hired by a wealthy man of affairs to help him reacquire a $10 million painting that his ex-wife, a now-deceased famous artist, had previously willed to a museum. The man claims that he and his ex had reconciled and made plans to marry again, and that she had promised to get the painting dorsum. Meanwhile, Danny learns that Gabriel, her new love interest, is a former surgeon who is in the U.s. illegally, so she tries to convince a judge to keep him in the country. |
 | 10 | "A Higher Constabulary" | Dec ten, 2018 | Steven Paul Martinez | Carl Seaton |
| A priest is stopped and arrested while driving his church van a couple hours after the vehicle was involved in a fatal hit-and-run. Bull takes on the priest as a client later on the man claims he was not driving when the blow occurred. The priest says the person driving the van confessed to him, and so he is bound by his faith to not identify the suspect. Fifty-fifty after the judge rules that the driver'due south confession was outside the premises of church confidentiality, the priest still refuses to proper name the guilty party, forcing Bull and the team to effort and deduce the parishioner who was driving and entreatment to his sense of morality. |
 | eleven | "Split up Together" | January 14, 2019 | Bill Chais | Dan Lerner |
| Diana Lindsay returns to town when her niece Claire and Claire's new hubby are accused of committing armed robbery at the jewelry store where Claire works. Bull agrees to have TAC work for both clients, with Diana acting as her niece's defense lawyer, and Benny defending the husband. Meanwhile, Balderdash hesitates to tell Diana about his heart attack and ongoing recovery from alcoholism, and the ii are seen drinking and dancing at a nightclub together. |
 | 12 | "Split Hairs" | January 21, 2019 | Sam McConnell | Bethany Rooney |
| A well-known medical examiner finds herself arrested and jailed later on existence accused of planting evidence ix years ago in a serial murder example. The lawyer defending the murderer claims Deoxyribonucleic acid tests of a hair the G.E. found in a victim exonerates his client. Bull and the team, realizing that an overturned verdict would call into question every other example the K.E. worked on, start looking into the lawyer's motives. Meanwhile, Balderdash and Diana Lindsay endeavour a long-altitude relationship. |
 | 13 | "Prior Bad Acts" | Feb four, 2019 | Nichole Millard & Kathryn Price | Dan Lerner |
| Bull'south new human relationship with Diana, his on-again romantic rival, is complicated past his renewed feelings for his ex-wife, Izzy, when they are reunited by the sudden death of her and Benny'southward father. As well, a deceased tech billionaire's blood brother comes to TAC for assistance in bringing suit against the doctor he holds personally responsible for the tycoon'due south decease. Just the TAC team soon learns that the deceased human being was murdered, and the doctor is not at fault. |
 | 14 | "Exit It All Behind" | February eleven, 2019 | Sarah Haught | Mike Smith |
| Balderdash's old college classmate, now a wealthy man in the finance business, becomes the prime doubtable in the disappearance of his wife. The married woman, a famous author, frequently spends weeks away from her husband to focus on her writing, leading to the couple having an open relationship. The force per unit area on TAC escalates when the jury is sequestered and the wife's dead body is discovered, making it a murder case. A clue that Danny discovers about how the dead trunk was dragged to its ultimate location helps lead the squad to another doubtable. |
 | 15 | "Security Fraud" | February eighteen, 2019 | Marissa Matteo | John Oliver |
| When a man in witness protection is shot to death in an upstate New York tollbooth, Bull helps his idol, attorney Walter Franklin, bring suit against the U.S. government on behalf of the man's family. Things become difficult when Franklin goes confronting Balderdash's advice more than in one case, leading Bull to believe Walter is in the early on stages of Alzheimer'due south. |
 | 16 | "Forfeiture" | February 25, 2019 | Pamela Wechsler | Alex Pillai |
| Chunk has his first instance as a public defender, representing Darius Lambert who is beingness prosecuted past the FBI for copyright infringement due to selling known counterfeit knock-offs from the back of his granddaddy's barbershop. Benny soon represents the granddad when the FBI accuses him of knowing about the operation and wants to seize his shop. Chunk's zealousness in wanting to win his first instance becomes an event when it complicates Benny's case. |
 | 17 | "Parental Guidance" | March 18, 2019 | Travis Donnelly | Dennis Smith |
| sixteen-year quondam Lucas Schweiger is on trial for his part in a shootout at his male parent's cabin that killed a adult female from child services and injured a state trooper. The begetter, a self-proclaimed "survivalist" suffering from farthermost paranoia, was killed in the substitution of gunfire. Balderdash has to prove that Lucas did not know right from wrong, due to having no other people in his life for ten years as well his father, who preached a "kill or exist killed" mentality. Just there is a twist: a few years ago, Lucas was briefly separated from his father for three weeks, and taken in past a Christian Foster family. Elsewhere, Marissa and Greg discuss having children. |
 | 18 | "Don't Say a Give-and-take" | Apr ane, 2019 | Nichole Millard & Kathryn Price | Alex Pillai |
| After a father and customer of Diana Lindsay's is acquitted of murdering his wife, Diana contacts Bull to have TAC stand for the customer'southward in-laws in a custody case. Knowing her client was guilty and is a threat to the children, Diana does non want him to gain custody. Due to privilege, Bull cannot reveal his relationship with Diana and she refuses to give up any damning information on her customer. Only their relationship is institute out, putting the case in jeopardy. Just when all hope is almost to exist lost, i of Taylor's previously unknown skills saves the twenty-four hours. |
 | nineteen | "Bounty" | April 15, 2019 | Bill Chais | Tessa Blake |
| Bull and TAC defend Danny's old colleague Trent Bolton, an FBI agent-turned-bounty hunter who faces a litany of charges for pistol-whipping a bail jumper and throwing him in the trunk of a car, only to learn from the bail bondservant that he got the wrong guy. Balderdash and Benny face an uphill battle against an eager, immature ADA when the victim is revealed to be an NYC firefighter. Review of some hospital footage, which shows the victim coming-to and walking out moments after Trent dropped him off, leads TAC to question the guy's story about being badly hurt. They learn he is a former MMA fighter and friend of the real bail jumper, who paid off the bail bondsman to lead Trent to the wrong target while allowing himself to leave the country. |
 | 20 | "The Good One" | Apr 25, 2019 | Travis Donnelly & Steven Paul Martinez | Dennis Smith |
| A federal judge who is about to hear a case confronting a criminal offense boss is killed by the dominate'southward son, Brendan, who and then jumps in his brother Connor's car, holds a gun to his head, and orders him to drive away. Connor, a first-year medical resident who has shunned his father's business organisation, is arrested for aiding Brendan but swears he was simply there to try and terminate him. Bull meets with the kids' mother, who insists that Bull practice all he can to save her "good son", even if it means Brendan getting the death punishment. A witness eventually comes forwards to approve Connor'due south story, but Marissa tells Bull the jury appears unmoved. Further, TAC learns that Brendan made a deal with the prosecution to avoid the capital punishment in exchange for testifying against Connor. Brendan is killed in jail and cannot prove, and so Bull decides to put the father on the stand up. The father vehemently testifies that Connor would not hurt anyone. Bull later confronts the mother, certain that she put the hit out on her "bad son" to salve Connor, but she will not admit information technology and Bull lets her get. |
 | 21 | "When the Rains Came" | May 6, 2019 | Sarah Haught & Chamblee Smith | Bethany Rooney |
| During a hurricane that hits Long Island, two inmates at a private prison are killed when their cell becomes flooded. The concluding guard to exit during the storm, who happens to exist Taylor's blood brother-in-law, is defendant of murder for abandoning the prison. Bull wants to defend the guard on the grounds that he did non expect the prison'southward backup systems to fail, while also having a more pressing crisis at home: having to rescue his meaning wife and child after a tree fell on their firm. The instance becomes complicated when Taylor learns her sister and nephew really fabricated it safely to a hotel, while her brother-in-police force really came home to save $l,000 of sick-gotten cash that he earned in some prison schemes. |
 | 22 | "Pillar of Salt" | May thirteen, 2019 | Nichole Millard, Kathryn Price & Glenn Gordon Caron | Glenn Gordon Caron |
| A woman is accused of killing her 3-twelvemonth old stepdaughter, after it is determined the girl died from ingesting a lethal amount of salt. The prosecution tries to paint a picture of a stepmom who became overwhelmed and frustrated with the three-year old after having her own son. It is later on determined, and reluctantly corroborated past the nascence mother'southward testimony, that the daughter suffered from Pica, a rare disorder that causes cravings for not-nutritive substances. During the trial, Benny learns that Izzy's tryst with Bull caused the collapse of her 2nd marriage. He angrily attacks Balderdash, stating that after the current trial, he is done with Bull and TAC. Also, Marissa learns that the eggs she froze and her womb are both viable for invitro fertilization, but that there is a problem with Greg'due south sperm. She decides to tell her husband that she changed her mind about having children rather than reveal the truth to him. At the end of the episode, Izzy reveals that she is pregnant with Balderdash'due south child. |