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Netflix has announced The Lincoln Lawyer will end with Season 5; production is underway in Los Angeles after a renewal came a week before Season 4 premiered. The final season will adapt Resurrection Walk, introduce Emi—Mickey Haller’s half-sister played by Cobie Smulders—and add several new cast members, with showrunners promising a definitive finale that brings the story to a satisfying close.
Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer will end with Season 5, a 10-episode final run based on Michael Connelly’s Resurrection Walk, as Mickey Haller pursues a habeas petition to overturn a six-year murder conviction while his team tackles high-profile cases and six new recurring guest stars join the cast.
The Lincoln Lawyer will end with its fifth season, a 10-episode final run currently filming in Los Angeles, designed to give Mickey Haller a proper conclusion. Season 5 will bring six new recurring cast members—including Tricia Helfer as Brooke Miller and Nate Corddry as Jimmy Finch—alongside returning series regulars as the story adapts Michael Connelly’s Resurrection Walk and deepens the web of family ties and justice struggles.
Deadline reports The Lincoln Lawyer has been renewed for a 10-episode Season 5, which will adapt Resurrection Walk, the seventh Michael Connelly book. Season 4 premieres February 5 on Netflix, with Manuel Garcia Rulfo returning as Mickey Haller and a cast that includes Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, and others; production will carry on into the fifth season under A+E Studios.
Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer has been renewed for a fifth season before the fourth-season premiere on February 5. Season 5 will consist of 10 episodes and is based on Michael Connelly’s Resurrection Walk. The renewal comes with the return of star Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller alongside Neve Campbell, Cobie Smulders and others, with co-showrunners Ted Humphrey and Dailyn Rodriguez expressing excitement to continue Mickey Haller’s story. Netflix notes the series has drawn 171 million views across its three seasons and spent 26 weeks in Netflix’s global top 10.