Justice hurts.
Hotshot LA defense attorney Mickey Haller will do whatever it takes to win as he navigates the criminal justice system from his trademark Lincoln.
WritersRyan Hoang Williams, Katy Erin, Michael Connelly
He Rides Again
May 13, 2022
Following a personal and professional spiral, Los Angeles defense lawyer Mickey Haller receives an unexpected opportunity from a fellow attorney.
The Magic Bullet
May 13, 2022
A high-profile murder trial sends Mickey scrambling to find evidence for his defense, while Maggie offers him a chance to help rebuild her trust.
Momentum
May 13, 2022
Mickey looks for a link between the Trevor Elliott case and his mysterious new client, Lorna chases down a lead, and Cisco voices security concerns.
Chaos Theory
May 13, 2022
After a close call at his office, Mickey hashes things out with Detective Griggs. A witness in Maggie's human trafficking case has second thoughts.
Twelve Lemmings in a Box
May 13, 2022
Trevor's demands during jury selection frustrate Mickey, who reaches out for some unorthodox help. Cisco uncovers another person with a motive.
Bent
May 13, 2022
As Mickey attempts to track down the source of a possible bribe, he meets with Lara's former colleague, revisits an old case and does a favor for Maggie.
Lemming Number Seven
May 13, 2022
On the first day of Trevor's trial, Mickey tries to prove the police had tunnel vision. Maggie's new witness provides a lead. Lorna steps in with Hayley.
The Magic Bullet Redux
May 13, 2022
After a damaging day of testimony, Mickey searches for the one piece of evidence that will crack his case wide open. Maggie faces a deadline on Soto.
The Uncanny Valley
May 13, 2022
Determined to clear his name, Trevor pushes to take the stand, but the risky strategy leaves Mickey with more questions than answers.
The Brass Verdict
May 13, 2022
Mickey confronts Trevor as the pieces fall into place, and his chance to right a past wrong could have dire consequences for Maggie.
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I was thrilled with "Bosch," happy with "Bosch: Legacy," and disappointed by "Ballard." Any way, Michael Connelly undoubtedly knows how to write gripping crime novels. Hoping that "Lincoln Lawyer" would be entertaining, I gave the series a chance. The stories themselves have potential. The series, however, less so. I feel sorry for the actor, but I'll say it anyway: The character Mickey Haller has two strengths: wit and charm. Three episodes into the first season, I haven't seen the latter. At all. Aside from everything else: In a series like this, the main character has to be convincing and embody the character for the stories and the presentation to be coherent. And in this series adaptation, he isn't.
