Cisco ambushes Mickey in a dark garage
With a killer loose Cisco's lurking scares Mickey half to death before they size up the Elliott file.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Dennis 'Cisco' Wojciechowski, in story order. Played by Angus Sampson.
30 moments · 41 min
With a killer loose Cisco's lurking scares Mickey half to death before they size up the Elliott file.
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.
Lorna reveals Jerry left almost nothing for the Elliott trial, then drops a forgotten Inglewood hearing on Mickey.
Mickey asks Cisco to dig into Jerry's investigator and the second victim, Jan Rilz, as a possible real target.
Ex-cop Bruce Carlin says Jerry pulled him off the Elliott case and seemed scared in his final weeks.
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.
Cisco brings footage of Jerry handing papers to a stranger and news that Jerry's investigator Bruce Carlin has gone to ground.
Worried about the late nights, Cisco leaves Mickey a pistol 'just for storage' over his objections.
Mickey confronts someone in the dark office, drives him off with the stashed pistol, and calls Cisco in a panic.
Mickey tells Griggs he's working late, then sneaks out to a borrowed car and Cisco drives him off unseen.
The park meeting collapses before it starts; reasoning that someone was waiting, Mickey and Cisco search the car and choose to leave the bug.
Lorna spots an overdose with no death certificate, deduces Carlin's alias, and Cisco phones the bank to find where the card was last used.
Cisco watches Riverside officers pull Carlin over; Mickey gets Griggs on the radio, but the arrest turns deadly.
Cisco profiles a jealous security boss with a threatened-restraining-order history; Mickey dubs it the it-could-have-been-this-guy defense.
Lorna ambushes Rilz's former lover with the questions she will face under subpoena, then reports in to Cisco.
Anton tracks Cisco down for scaring his ex-wife and warns him off with a hidden gun.
Cisco finds Jerry withdrew 150 grand for a boat that does not exist, on the day Carlin made a mystery delivery.
Mickey frames the Anton Shavar theory, sends the team after Lara's old friend, and asks them to quietly check Judge Stanton's finances.
Judge Stanton's husband's restaurant reopened suspiciously, so Lorna books a tasting posing as a couple scouting venues.
At the restaurant tasting, Cisco plays the gruff groom and they learn the chef and his husband got the place reopened.
Mickey turns up at Cisco's place and asks him to dig into a juror, and they work through where bribery ends and jury tampering begins.
Lorna tells Cisco she's going back to law school just as a stranger catches him inside a car, and his cover story is a lost bong.
After a tense moment with Hayley, Cisco reveals juror seven's real identity and the Russian oligarch behind Trevor, and warns Mickey to tread carefully.
Cisco chats about designer chairs with Glory Days' client, then threatens to tell his wife unless he books her back to town.
Going over the books, Lorna notices Mickey hasn't been paid by the bikers, and she and Cisco agree to keep it quiet for now.
Mickey thinks on a night drive, tells the story of a safecracker client, then bursts into the office having found Jerry's plan.
Cisco reports that Kosevich never funded Trevor and asks the question that now matters: who has been following Mickey?
Cisco tells Mickey to take the win, then a traffic officer calls: Izzy has been pulled over and passed out, and Mickey races to the overlook.