Episodes: Series - Bull S5 - 2020

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As Covid-19 hits the world and jury trials are postponed, Bull and his team struggle to keep the office open for a longer period.

When Benny and Chunk represent two different sides in the same civil lawsuit, they cause the team to experience a dispute in court.

TAC team represents a woman, named Ronnie, accused of killing a guard while trying to escape during a prison transport. Therefore, they look for jurors that may discredit authority figures.

FBI accuses Marissa and Greg, who co-own two-thirds of a restaurant, of being involved with Douglas Scott, who owns the third, in laundering money through it. Elsewhere, as Bull is confused whether or not to give Izzy an engagement ring, he receives a surprising proposal.

When a prominent pastor, accused of killing his wife, loses his credibility after revealing a major secret in his marriage, Bull starts to worry how to win the case.

Bull and Chunk represents Dr. Kinsey, who is being sued for incompetence which caused a patient to die under her care.

Benny finds that his candidacy for DA is at risk when he and Bull are asked to provide defense for a federal case, in which a women is charged of helping her husband implementing a terrorism attack.

As Bressadyne Labs accuses Dr. Edwin Pruitt for stealing his own research on Parkinson disease he did from them, Bull and Benny have to find a way to prove he is not guilty.

Madeline McBride is held responsible for Jeremy Brennan's suicide, as she kept accusing him for raping and murdering. Therefore, TAC try to convince the jury that she has first amendment protection.

Izzy is approached by Miriam's son after the funeral, claiming that his mother's death was deliberate.

Bull remembers how he was inspired to start TAC, when a previous client asks him for help with his motion for a retrial.

Several things are working against TAC, as they are trying to defend Leo, a Black Life Matter activist, who is charged for murdering Detective Kaminsky.

Bull and his team decide to enter a plea of not guilty, when their client is accused of killing a rich philanthropist who abused several young teenagers.

When Chunk's daughter Anna asks him to represent Callum Hartwell, TAC finds themselves with a relentless fight at trial when he refuses to tell his partner's name.

TAC defends Hank Alston, a former Army Ranger who is a child recovery expert, in which he is sued for extortion for not having documented evidence on his undercover work. Meanwhile, Izzy tries to help Benny win his DA campaign.

Bull puts Benny's campaign at risk when he has to defend the former DA David Sherman.