Netflix Renews Manuel García-Rulfo's 'The Lincoln Lawyer'
NETFLIX have confirmed the future of a hit show after three seasons on air. Based on Michael Connelly’s novels, The Lincoln Lawyer premiered on the streamer in 2022. The show stars Manuel
Mickey Haller is back on the case! Following season three's success, Netflix has officially renewed The Lincoln Lawyer. According to Deadline, the legal drama is planning to enter production next month,
The Lincoln Lawyer's Manuel Garcia-Rulfo and his girlfriend Audrey McGraw celebrated exciting news about his future
Netflix has left fans of a legal drama massively relieved after confirming it would return for another season. The first season of The Lincoln Lawyer was based on Michael Connelly’s 2008 novel The Brass Verdict and was released in 2022.
The Lincoln Lawyer is coming back for a fourth season - and with Neve Campbell in tow.
About three months after Season 3 premiered, The Lincoln Lawyer got renewed for Season 4. Netflix announced the news on January 21, confirming the new episodes and the fact that they will be based on Michael Connelly’s book The Law of Innocence.
David E. Kelley's legal drama starring Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller will return for another round in the courts conducted from his trademark Lincoln car.
Netflix has renewed The Lincoln Lawyer for Season 4. I’ve enjoyed the legal drama, which is based on the book series of the same name by Michael Connelly. The fourth season will be based on the book The Law of Innocence and will consist of 10 episodes,
The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 finale left us biting our nails with a cliffhanger & all of a sudden, Mickey Haller is accused of murder, setting the stage for S4.
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The long-awaited fourth season of The Lincoln Lawyer is set to bring back Neve Campbell as Maggie McPherson in a much bigger role! Netflix gave the show the green light in January 2025, and they're ab