Flashback: young Mickey watches his father fight for an innocent man
Outside court, Mickey's father tells his boy why a free case for an innocent client matters, and gives him a courtroom sketch.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring David 'Legal' Siegel, in story order. Played by Elliott Gould.
29 moments · 52 min
Outside court, Mickey's father tells his boy why a free case for an innocent client matters, and gives him a courtroom sketch.
Mickey floats his bribe theory; Legal says Mickey's father would take it as a sign from God and stay quiet.
Courtside at tennis, Mickey lays out a 'hypothetical' confession; Legal explains confidentiality, the conflict, and why he must withdraw.
Cisco reports the arrest, and a cut back to Legal's advice reveals Mickey's moves: the ticket envelope, the SIS watch and keeping quiet.
Over a forbidden drink, Legal sees how the letter turns Bondurant's email into blackmail and warns Mickey to find out who sent it.
Vasquez hints the Bureau wants Grant on the stand, and Mickey admits to Legal he baited the feds with reporters at the subpoena hearing.
Lorna explains to Legal why the defense needed a culprit, as Mickey flatters Grant through his business empire on the stand.
Grant blames Bondurant's money trouble on others; Lorna explains the bribery theory as Mickey lines up the letter's dates.
Mickey accuses Grant of carrying messages for a crime family, and Grant reads a statement refusing to answer.
Legal explains why a third party taking the Fifth looks guilty, while the judge threatens Mickey with the bar but denies a mistrial.
Legal scores the team on presentation, ethics and strategy, then hears the Fifth was the goal since the pre-trial hearing.
Over dinner the old lawyer warns Mickey off falling for clients, flags Alex Grant's grudge, and urges him not to sacrifice everything to the job.
Legal shrugs off a heart disorder and demands a distraction; Mickey reveals Glory's Hawaii postcard was really mailed from Van Nuys.
Mickey recalls Glory snitched on cartel boss Hector Moya in a deal he cut; Legal warns the cartel could come for her lawyer too.
Picking Legal up from hospital, Mickey reveals the courtroom punch was staged with a blood capsule; Legal warns the cartel is no joke.
Mickey gets frisked by a nurse, then pulls sandwiches from his father's old briefcase and Legal explains mob nicknames.
Legal spots a gap in the subpoena timeline, then tells Mickey his guilt over Glory is blinding him to his innocent client.
Legal is expelled for skipping therapy, hoarding sandwiches and throwing cheesecake, and takes in Mickey's new armored ride.
Over dinner Mickey vents about his witness's betrayal and Legal tells him to get up off the mat.
The team watches the two men break into Sterghos's house, and Mickey explains the ten-year-old double murder that ties them together.
The team explains the bait: a neighbour of the old crime scene on the witness list, a fake TV shoot, hidden cameras and the cocaine left behind.
Legal wants out of town, warning that criminals with badges are the worst and De Marco will kill to protect his secrets.
Legal tells Mickey that exposing the eavesdropping put the whole sheriff's department under a microscope, and they won't take it lying down.
Over dinner Mickey floats that Sam may have been an FBI informant, and Legal fears the case of his life is about more than winning.
Lorna suspects a new special-circumstances murder indictment and a bail revocation; Mickey hides the blow from Legal.
Legal turns up at the office after ditching his assisted-living outing, and Lorna joins him for lunch in exchange for advice.
Over a giant sandwich Legal admits his children rarely visit, says he was proud Mickey followed his path, and cheers Lorna's call to bring in Maggie.
Lorna got Bamba sixteen months; Legal tells her home runs are rare and she reached second base standing up.
Back in jail, a grieving Mickey sees Legal, who jokes about his funeral, reminds him Sam was a con man, and tells him to spread his wings.