‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Season 4 quietly wraps filming as speculation swirls over Netflix premiere timing

Episode titles for ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Season 4 tease major twists and a fight for innocence
PUBLISHED SEP 15, 2025
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller in 'The Lincoln Lawyer' production still (Cover Image Source: Netflix | Photo by Lara Solanki)
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller in 'The Lincoln Lawyer' production still (Cover Image Source: Netflix | Photo by Lara Solanki)

Netflix has kept fans of ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ on edge, but new details about the anticipated fourth season suggest that Mickey Haller’s return is shaping up to be more intense than anyone could have predicted. Production has quietly wrapped, episode titles are out in the open, and speculation about its premiere date is swirling across the internet. While the streaming giant has not yet made an official announcement, the signs all point to Season 4 being one of the biggest chapters in the legal drama’s run. For weeks, fans noticed that industry trackers, including IMDb, listed ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Season 4 as debuting on October 16, 2025.


 
 
 
 
 
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At first, this seemed promising, but then the overlap raised questions. That same day is already booked with a major Netflix release: the next installment of ‘The Diplomat.’ Many industry insiders believe this makes it unlikely Netflix would pit two of its most-watched dramas against each other. Instead, whispers behind the scenes point to a February 2026 rollout, with February 5 emerging as the most credible possibility, according to CBR. If the February date holds true, it would mark just over a year and a half since Season 3 left viewers with a jaw-dropping cliffhanger. Eight new episode titles for Season 4 have surfaced, providing a rare peek into where the story might be headed.

As per What's on Netflix, the first half of the season will include “7211956,” “Baja,” “Bleeding the Beast,” and “Forty Hours.” Of these, “7211956” has already sparked a storm of fan theories. Many believe the number could represent a prisoner ID tied to Mickey himself, tying back to Season 3’s shocking ending. He was arrested after the discovery of Sam Scales’ body in his Lincoln. The second half features “50/50,” “Confirmation Bias,” “Honor Among Thieves,” and “You’re the One That I Want.” While Netflix has not released the sequence in which the episodes will appear, the lineup alone has given fans plenty to dissect while waiting for the premiere. Like the seasons before it, Season 4 is expected to draw heavily from Michael Connelly’s bestselling ‘Lincoln Lawyer’ book series.

This time, the source material is ‘The Law of Innocence,’ the sixth novel, published in 2020. This book centers on Mickey Haller facing the ultimate nightmare for a defense attorney: being accused of murder himself. Forced to defend his innocence while locked behind bars, Mickey’s case becomes the most personal and high-stakes legal battle of his career. Leading man Manuel García-Rulfo has become synonymous with the role of Mickey Haller. He has already teased that the new season will carry heavier emotional weight than fans have seen before. In interviews earlier this year, he admitted that Season 4’s scripts stood out to him from the very beginning.

"It's the most emotional season — heavy emotion — because of how we found [Mickey]," García-Rulfo revealed. “I told the showrunners — even reading them before we started shooting. [This season] is the one that I've enjoyed the most. I've enjoyed all of them, but this one is the one that I've enjoyed the most because it has the most heaviness.” Since its debut, ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ has consistently grown its fan base and earned strong reviews. The third season achieved a rare feat by securing a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. If Netflix confirms the February 2026 release date, fans will finally get answers to the questions Season 3 left dangling: Who set Mickey up? How will he prove his innocence? Until the OTT platform makes its official announcement, fans can only guess.

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