Ever since the third season of The Lincoln Lawyer came to a dramatic end on Netflix in October, fans have been wondering whether another instalment would be on the cards.
The news was confirmed via Deadline, with the publication also reporting that production is set to begin in February 2025 in Los Angeles.
Based on the sixth book in The Lincoln Lawyer series by Michael Connelly, The Law of Innocence, the new season will see Manuel Garcia-Rulfo return as Mickey Haller, while Becki Newton will also be back as Lorna, Jazz Raycole as Izzy and Angus Sampson as Cisco.
“We are so excited to tell more stories with Mickey Haller, and especially thrilled to once again be shooting The Lincoln Lawyer in Los Angeles at this time,” said co-showrunners Ted Humphrey and Dailyn Rodriguez in a statement.
"The show is in many ways a love letter to our city and an homage to the great tradition of LA noir, and after the tragedy of the fires we are so grateful and honoured to be able to provide some stability and hope to the community."
So, wondering what's in store for Mickey and his team on Netflix? Read on for everything you need to know about The Lincoln Lawyer season 4.
The Lincoln Lawyer season 4 release date speculation
Becki Newton as Lorna Crane in The Lincoln Lawyer. Lara Solanki/Netflix
An official release date for The Lincoln Lawyer is yet to be confirmed.
However, previous seasons of the show have released with pretty efficient frequency, each arriving just over a year after the last.
Given this, coupled with the fact production is set to kick off next month, new episodes could be releasedin November or December 2025.
We will keep this page updated with any more concrete news regarding release dates as we get it.
Is there a trailer for The Lincoln Lawyer season 4?
Elliott Gould as Legal Siegel in The Lincoln Lawyer. Lara Solanki/Netflix
There isn't a trailer available for The Lincoln Lawyer season 4, given that production hasn't kicked off yet, but we'll add any new footage into this page as and when it becomes available.
For now, you can rewatch the season 3 trailer right here.
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