Lorna orders Mickey back into a Lincoln
Lorna tracks down a long-idle Mickey, guesses why a judge wants him and tells him to go in as the full Mickey Haller.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Lorna tracks down a long-idle Mickey, guesses why a judge wants him and tells him to go in as the full Mickey Haller.
Maggie reminds Mickey about Hayley's pickup, then sizes up the judge who summoned him and draws her own conclusion.
In chambers Mickey learns a colleague was shot dead and willed him his whole caseload, including the Trevor Elliott murder trial.
Holder questions his year away; Mickey admits the surfing injury and the pills, then pitches himself as the best defense lawyer in LA.
Police are searching Vincent's files; Mickey waves the court order, cites privilege and finds himself named a suspect.
Mickey walks into an inherited theft case, gets one day from the judge and an earful from the victim's husband.
His new client explains she grabbed a necklace while using; Mickey admits his own oxy habit.
The grieving tech mogul, days from his murder trial, sizes Mickey up and muses on control and chance.
Elliott demands a trial next week, refuses any delay and warns Mickey he has not hit the lottery yet.
With a killer loose Cisco's lurking scares Mickey half to death before they size up the Elliott file.
Hayley tries to keep the peace as Mickey arrives late and Maggie lets him have it, then softens.
On a drive Mickey opens up to his daughter about his fears, his rough year and believing in innocent until proven guilty.
A detective shows Mickey the crime scene photos and asks for Jerry's files, warning Mickey he may be a target.
Mickey brings a jeweler to court, exposes the stolen necklace as a fake, gets Izzy's case dismissed and hires her as his driver.
Mickey and Cisco tour Elliott's beach house and map out the double killing and how bad it looks.
Cisco confesses the engagement; Mickey gives his blessing with a warning and names the four people who matter most.
Elliott wants his freedom and his name back; Mickey promises only a not-guilty verdict and walks if lied to.
Elliott tells how he crossed the uncanny valley with code built around his wife, insists he could not have killed her, and hires Mickey.
Mickey tells Lorna he landed the case and hides tears from Izzy, until she notices a car following them.
Izzy spots a car tailing the Lincoln and loses it with moves she credits to a video game.
Lorna reveals Jerry left almost nothing for the Elliott trial, then drops a forgotten Inglewood hearing on Mickey.
Maggie congratulates Mickey on the Elliott case and tells him what he is up against in Golantz.
In lockup Mickey meets a client charged with battering an officer who, it turns out, is an old high-school rival.
Mickey asks Cisco to dig into Jerry's investigator and the second victim, Jan Rilz, as a possible real target.
Mickey argues a privilege exception so he can hand police a list of Jerry's threatening clients, and the judge reluctantly signs.
Lorna finds Elliott's huge retainer drained, then Mickey gives her his blessing over Cisco with a brotherly caveat.
Mickey and Cisco puzzle over Jerry's odd evidence and witness list and learn his ballistics expert never saw the file.
Mickey tells Cisco why a high-profile case is not about the money: lose it and his comeback is over.
Mickey hands Griggs his vetted list, then charms out a detail from Jerry's GPS: repeat visits to a poker casino.
Hayley catches crime photos in her dad's car, insists she is not a kid anymore and quizzes Izzy on her record.