James Jr. prepares to fight to defend a contested will. James Sr. tries to convince him it would be wiser to settle o...

The young men assuming the management of Pyramid Industries have some ideas about expansion that founder Lionel Wilto...

It's Harrigan vs. Harrigan when senior discovers that junior has taken the case of a well-known accident faker named ...

When James Jr. dates Monica Nelson, a nightclub performer, father disapproves-unaware that his son is mixing some bus...

Junior thinks his case in a small New England court is all sewed up, until he finds out that the judge, the bailiff a...

A shabby character named Nippy is highly insulted when an artist paints him as a derelict. He implores the Harrigan f...

Miss Claridge finds romance, and her daydreaming is cutting down her typing speed too much to suit Harrigan Sr. Thing...

Actress Lillian Lovely's performance bowls James Sr. over (she reminds him of his late wife), but the critics don't t...

Matt Collins' company is being sued. The charge: producing a defective water heater. Matt wants to make a settlement,...

Mr. Nibley was hired to exterminate the bugs in an apartment house, but the owners have proof that the little creatur...

Tilly Cortland is a will-changing millionairess who dominates the first half of the show delightfully. Harrigan and s...

An attractive member of high society named Cynthia drops in to take an old friend, Miss Claridge, out to lunch. When ...

Junior's interviewed on TV after he wins an important tax case. It turns out to be good publicity.

Grant Hazelton, playboy and college chum of Junior's, asks the latter to handle his legal affairs. Harrigan Sr. doesn...

Neighbor Harold Calvin sues Harrigan Sr. for damages. Seems smoke from Harrigan's fireplace got in Calvin's eyes, nos...

Charlie Finley, after 20 years of marriage wants to divorce his wife. It seems she's spending too many evenings at a ...

Senior's old friend Gimpy talks the lawyer into investing in his taxi. Then Gimpy has a difference of opinion with a ...

The city has condemned shoemaker Silas Marner's property, and nobody wants to take the man's case.

Junior visits night court to attend to a routine matter and finds a familiar face. A distinguished gentleman is charg...

Buddy Wilson and his wife Bernice have worked up a nightclub act and want the Harrigan firm to have it copyrighted. T...

Patrick O'Toole is arrested for drunken driving. But he tells Harrigan Sr. that he took the pledge a long time ago, a...

Actress Lillian Lovely, a Hungarian citizen, is facing deportation for failing to renew her visa. She wants Harrigan ...

A boxer named Brennan tells Harrigan Sr. that he won his last fight too easily. But there's no way to prove that the ...

Junior becomes a candidate for a state Senate seat. Harrigan Sr., unaware of this, endorses the candidate of the oppo...

Robert Fenton has changed his name and leads an inconspicuous life. When a scandal sheet columnist digs up the past a...

Junior prevails upon Harrigan Sr. to agree to address a graduating class at Harvard Law School.

Senior goes to Hollywood on his vacation, and visits a movie studio. He notices some errors in legal procedure on one...

Fern Williams, Junior's latest girlfriend, is quite high up on the social register. But this doesn't mean she's immun...

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A series of legal setbacks convince Harrigan Sr. that it's time to retire. But the most practical place to write his ...

Senior has known Rose Kowalski ever since she was a tot. Now she's a nightclub singer and wants to legally change her...

While Senior's apartment is being renovated, Junior invites his Dad to spend a week at his apartment. The first eveni...

The first of two new shows before this series leaves the air. Merrill Davis, a long time client of Harrigan Sr., is k...

A group of Senior's clients (who got legal service although they couldn't afford the fee) get together to show their ...