Lincoln Law fans, buckle up your seatbelts (or maybe your Lincoln Town Cars) because The Lincoln Lawyer is back for another thrilling ride! Season 4 is officially happening, and the stakes have never been higher.
With courtroom drama, shocking twists, and Mickey Haller in a whole new kind of legal trouble, this season promises to keep us glued to our screens.
Let’s dive into everything we know so far.
When Is The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 Releasing?
Netflix officially confirmed the renewal of The Lincoln Lawyer for Season 4, with production scheduled to start in February 2025. While there isn’t an official release date yet, if we follow the previous seasons’ timelines, fans can likely expect the new season to hit our screens in late 2025.
Mark your calendars (loosely, we believe) and start rewatching the earlier seasons to prepare for what’s coming next!
What’s the Plot of Season 4?
The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 left us gasping for air. Mickey Haller, our favorite defense attorney who works out of his Lincoln, found himself accused of first-degree murder (seriously?).
Season 4 will adapt Michael Connelly’s sixth book, The Law of Innocence, where Mickey is framed for a crime he didn’t commit. The stakes are personal, as he’s not just defending someone else’s freedom – he’s fighting for his own.
Expect to see Mickey and his trusted team navigating a labyrinth of legal battles, building his defense from behind bars (yes, Mickey might be spending a good chunk of the season in jail), and uncovering the shocking truth about who really set him up.
Who’s Returning for the Cast?
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo is set to reprise his role as Mickey Haller, the charismatic defense attorney who balances sharp wit and undeniable charm even in the most challenging situations.
Becki Newton will also return as Lorna, Mickey’s determined and fiercely loyal ex-wife who keeps his legal practice running like clockwork. Jazz Raycole reprises her role as Izzy, Mickey’s trusted driver and confidante, bringing heart and strength to the team.
And, of course, Angus Sampson will return as Cisco, Mickey’s no-nonsense investigator with a biker’s edge (which we ABSOLUTELY ADORE).
The most exciting development is the return of Neve Campbell as Maggie McPherson, Mickey’s ex-wife and a powerhouse prosecutor. Maggie, who played a smaller role in the last two seasons, will have a much larger presence in Season 4.
What Can Fans Expect from Season 4?
With Mickey Haller now in the defendant’s seat (the tables have turned, oopsie daisies), the show flips the script and offers a compelling new perspective on the justice system.
This season promises to delve deeper into Mickey’s character, exploring his vulnerabilities as he fights to prove his innocence and unravel the conspiracy that’s landed him in such dire straits.
The return of Neve Campbell as Maggie McPherson adds another layer of intrigue. Her increased involvement hints at significant emotional moments and potential romantic tension as Maggie steps in to support Mickey.
Meanwhile, the adaptation of Michael Connelly’s The Law of Innocence offers fans of the novels an exciting look at one of the most pivotal stories in the series. The blend of legal battles, personal struggles, and thrilling twists will keep audiences hooked as Mickey and his team navigate the case of a lifetime.
What Happened in Season 3? What’s the cliffhanger about?
In The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3, guilt defines Mickey Haller’s journey. Mickey feels responsible for Gloria Dayton’s death after asking her to snitch on Hector Moya, but he uncovers DEA agent James De Marco’s role in her murder.
Marco, working for the Juarez cartel, killed Gloria to protect himself, framing Julian La Cosse. Neil Bishop, under Marco’s orders, tracked Gloria and later testified, revealing the truth before taking his own life out of guilt.
Despite setbacks, Mickey uses security footage and testimony to clear Julian, expose Marco, and secure compensation. Hector Moya kills Marco, thanking Mickey for justice.
And let’s not forget the explosive Season 3 finale – and WHAT a finale that was. Mickey’s murder accusation ties back to Sam Scales, a con man and former client.
While the book reveals who framed Mickey, the show might keep us guessing longer. The question isn’t just WHO framed him but WHY. The upcoming season is set to explore not just Mickey’s innocence but also his vulnerabilities, both in the courtroom and in his personal life.
Will Season 4 Stick to the Books?
This is the big question. The show has stayed fairly faithful to Michael Connelly’s novels, but it has also introduced fresh elements, like Andrea Freeman’s character.
Whether Season 4 will follow the book’s timeline (which includes some COVID-19 lockdown dynamics) or chart its own path remains to be seen. Either way, fans can rest assured that Mickey’s journey will be full of suspense, emotional stakes, and, of course, plenty of Lincoln rides.
Final Thoughts
The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 isn’t just another season; it’s shaping up to be the season. With Mickey’s world turned upside down and his fate hanging in the balance, fans can expect jaw-dropping drama and heartfelt moments.
So, gear up, because when this Lincoln takes off, it’s going to be a wild ride. Mickey might be in the hot seat, but we’re ready to binge every moment. Are you?
PS: Here’s a little piece of cake (DO NOT bite the screen) for our dearest fans 🙂
About The Lincoln Lawyer
The Lincoln Lawyer is an American legal drama television series created for television by David E. Kelley and developed by Ted Humphrey, based on the books of Michael Connelly.
It stars Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller, a defense attorney in Los Angeles who works out of a chauffeur-driven Lincoln Navigator rather than an office. Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole, Angus Sampson, and Christopher Gorham also star.
The first season is based on Connelly’s 2008 novel The Brass Verdict, a sequel to his novel The Lincoln Lawyer. It premiered on Netflix on May 13, 2022.
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