Sidelined after an accident, hotshot Los Angeles lawyer Mickey Haller restarts his career - and his trademark Lincoln - when he takes on a murder case.
The worst episode of "The Lincoln Lawyer" is "He Rides Again", rated 7.5/10 from 1714 user votes. It was directed by Liz Friedlander and written by David E. Kelley. "He Rides Again" aired on 5/13/2022 and is rated 0.0 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Chaos Theory".
Following a personal and professional spiral, Los Angeles defense lawyer Mickey Haller receives an unexpected opportunity from a fellow attorney.
Director: Liz Friedlander
Writer: David E. Kelley
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.
Director: Bill D'Elia
Writer: Chris Downey
While Mickey recovers from a brutal encounter, Izzy wrestles with regrets. Lorna devises an artful way to serve a subpoena. Maggie makes a huge decision.
Director: Antonio Negret
Writer: Matthew J. Liberman
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.
Director: Erin Feeley
Writer: Ted Humphrey
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.
Director: Erin Feeley
Writer: Ted Humphrey
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.
Director: David Grossman
Writer: Gladys Rodriguez
Mickey meets a new client, receives a frustrating request and makes an instant connection with a chef. Lorna has her hands full juggling work and school.
Director: Rob Seidenglanz
Writer: Ted Humphrey
Trevor's demands during jury selection frustrate Mickey, who reaches out for some unorthodox help. Cisco uncovers another person with a motive.
Director: Bill D'Elia
Writer: Andi Bushell
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.
Director: David Grossman
Writer: Zach Calig
Mickey has to think on his feet when he takes on a high-profile murder case against a razor-sharp prosecutor. Lorna can't shake her doubts about Cisco.
Director: Kate Woods
Writer: Dailyn Rodriguez
As his team hunts for a needle in a haystack to clear Lisa's name, Mickey comes up with a creative solution for a teenager accused of vandalism.
Director: Kate Woods
Writer: Ryan Hoang Williams
As Lisa's trial begins, a mysterious letter left on Mickey's doorstep sends Cisco racing to verify a potentially game-changing piece of information.
Director: Shana Stein
Writer: Lisa Quintela
Mickey reevaluates his trial strategy after Andrea unveils a key piece of evidence and an unexpected final witness. Haley plans a birthday surprise.
Director: Shana Stein
Writer: Chris Downey, Michael Connelly
The defense rests, and a verdict is in — but Mickey still has more to learn about Lisa. Lorna and Cisco's wedding plans hit another hiccup.
Director: Ben Hernandez Bray
Writer: Ted Humphrey, Dailyn Rodriguez
Cisco lays himself on the line for a friend. After pushing Andrea to show her cards in the courtroom, Mickey risks overplaying his hand.
Director: Antonio Negret
Writer: Zach Calig
Stuck in a sticky ethical dilemma, Mickey seeks advice from Legal Siegel and comes up with a strategy to help get a vulnerable client out of a scrape.
Director: Rob Seidenglanz
Writer: Gladys Rodriguez
Mickey confronts Trevor as the pieces fall into place, and his chance to right a past wrong could have dire consequences for Maggie.
Director: David Grossman
Writer: Ted Humphrey, Michael Connelly
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.
Director: Alonso Alvarez
Writer: Justin Peacock
After an unexpected witness gives emotional testimony on the stand, Mickey and Lorna hatch a clever plan to cast doubt on the prosecution's case.
Director: Ted Humphrey
Writer: Katy Erin
Determined to clear his name, Trevor pushes to take the stand, but the risky strategy leaves Mickey with more questions than answers.
Director: Alonso Alvarez
Writer: Chris Downey, Ryan Hoang Williams