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'Lincoln's Lawyer' already has a release date for its season 4
The lawyer who never loses

- December 11, 2025
- Updated: December 11, 2025 at 9:55 AM

Netflix has officially announced the release date for the fourth season of its acclaimed series The Lincoln Lawyer, which will arrive on the platform on February 5, 2026. This new installment is inspired by The Law of Innocence, the sixth book in the popular series of novels by Michael Connelly, which promises to bring an exciting and intriguing plot for fans of the legal genre.
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The series, which has captured the audience’s attention since its debut, follows the misadventures of lawyer Mickey Haller, notably portrayed by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo. In this new season, Haller faces unprecedented challenges as his life and career are threatened after being accused of murder. This premise raises questions about justice and truth, recurring elements in Connelly’s works.
In addition to the release date, Netflix has shared the first promotional images of the series, which offer a glimpse of what viewers can expect. The photos show the characters in various situations that seem to reflect the intense and dramatic tone that characterizes The Lincoln Lawyer. Expectations are high, as the season promises to delve deeply into the complexity of the judicial system and the ethical dilemmas that Haller must face.

Fans of the series and lovers of legal thrillers are already counting the days for the return of this captivating story. With a well-crafted script and the charisma of its characters, the producers seem ready to offer another season that is not only entertaining but also thought-provoking. Meanwhile, it is rumored that new characters could make their debut, although these details have not yet been officially confirmed.
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