Boston Justice

Denise and Shirley defend Daniel Post for trying to buy a lung; Alan Shore seeks help for Jerry Espenson with his intimacy disability; Denny introduces Alan to a familiar face.

New partner Jeffrey Coho and Denise begin to represent Scott Little, who fears he is a suspect in the murder of a Judge.

Shirley gets embroiled in a court battle with Alan when Ivan Tiggs challenges the post-nup she drafted; Jeffrey and Denise uncover incriminating evidence as they prepare the defense of Scott Little; Denny Crane is still stuck with his "dwarf" problem.

As press coverage increases in the Little trial, Denise and Jeffrey continue their investigation, recruiting Claire to seduce Scott's therapist.

The Scott Little trial begins amongst intense press coverage; Alan defends Jerry for firing a scientologist and is surprised to find Sally Heep is opposing counsel; Denny is tasked with trying to distract Gracie Jane as she lambastes Scott Little.

The Scott Little case finally comes to a conclusion; Alan has concerns over his relationship with Sally.

Denise and Shirley go in search for the remains of Daniel Post, who died during a lung transplant in Brazil.

Alan helps Jerry Espenson, whose client stands accused of murdering her ex-girlfriend.

Paul, Denise, Jeffrey, Brad and Claire try to discover what happened to Shirley, who attempts to reason with her kidnapper, Lincoln.

Alan bets Shirley on a case involving parents raising their twin daughters as a white supremacist musical act; Denise, Brad, and Jeffrey take a case for a woman who wants to sue God for the death of her husband.

Denny and Alan, joined by ambitious New York associate Vanessa Walker, head to New Orleans to defend a doctor accused of euthanizing patients during Hurricane Katrina.

Denny, dismayed to learn his name is on the federal No Fly List, asks for Alan Shore's help in taking on Homeland Security.

When animal-rights activists attack Bella, Denny prepares to face the protesters and their vindictive lawyer Bethany; Brad suspects that he is not the only person in the office enjoying a friends-with-benefits relationship with Denise.

Judge Brown turns to Crane, Poole & Schmidt when he sues a company for not curing his homosexuality.

Alan defends Denny for smuggling fat overseas to be made into fuel.

Alan defends two clients in separate cases: a woman who stole the plasticized body of her father from an art museum and a therapist who is fired from his hospital job after telling patients about his beliefs in UFOs.

Alan Shore defends Renata Hill, an ex-girlfriend and former coworker who is arrested in the courtroom hallway, covered in blood and accused of murdering her fiancee.

Fifty years after Denny and his father successfully defended a man accused of murder, the son of the victim seeks revenge by holding the law firm hostage and forcing them to "retry" the case.

Alan and Denny defend a shady lawyer charged with obstructing justice for trying to cover up the murder committed by his brother.

Alan and Jerry Espenson go head-to-head in a case of a woman suing a family-oriented department store for selling "pornographic" dolls to children.

Shirley and Claire represent a man cured of HIV whose blood has been patented by his doctor.

Alan Shore sues the United States on behalf of a client who was tortured for two years at Guantanamo Bay.

Brad and Denise's marriage is interrupted by the FBI.

Alan and Denny represent two brothers accused of killing their abusive father; Clarence and Jerry Espenson take on a huge gambling establishment when a woman alleges that her out-of-control gambling debts were the fault of the casino.