Mickey and Izzy bond over addiction
His new client explains she grabbed a necklace while using; Mickey admits his own oxy habit.
Izzy Letts
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Izzy Letts, in story order. Played by Jazz Raycole.
28 moments · 45 min
The knock-off necklace sidebar
Mickey brings a jeweler to court, exposes the stolen necklace as a fake, gets Izzy's case dismissed and hires her as his driver.
Teary triumph, then a tail
Mickey tells Lorna he landed the case and hides tears from Izzy, until she notices a car following them.
Izzy shakes the black SUV
Izzy spots a car tailing the Lincoln and loses it with moves she credits to a video game.
Hayley rides in the Lincoln office
Hayley catches crime photos in her dad's car, insists she is not a kid anymore and quizzes Izzy on her record.
Mickey admits he's nervous to be watched by his daughter
Before court Mickey tells Izzy what scares him and explains his tangled history with Lorna and Maggie.
Goat stew and LA lore: Mickey and Izzy bond over birria
Mickey introduces Izzy to birria and shares how he grew up between Mexico City and Los Angeles.
The untouched drinks: Izzy and Mickey on staying clean
Mickey orders a beer and a shot and doesn't drink them; in the car Izzy shares her own road to addiction and recovery.
Mickey plants a lie for the press cameras
Mickey tells reporters Jerry's files were backed up, a performance meant to draw out the killer, then argues the plan with Griggs and Izzy.
Mickey's unicorn: the innocent client he had to plead out
Mickey tells Izzy about Jesús Menendez, then she calls out his white-knuckle sobriety and hiring her as his sponsor.
Mickey recruits a card shark to read the jury
Mickey watches a high-stakes poker hand, then quietly hires the winner to read jurors without Trevor knowing.
Cisco lays out the Anton Shavar alternate-suspect theory
Cisco profiles a jealous security boss with a threatened-restraining-order history; Mickey dubs it the it-could-have-been-this-guy defense.
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Izzy opens up about her ex, then a biker calls in a favor
Izzy admits she got her ex hooked; then a Road Saints biker named Ted asks Mickey to repay an old debt.
Trevor's convenient story about the missing $100,000
Trevor dismisses Sonia and suddenly remembers a pricey video re-enactment; afterward Mickey tells Izzy people are lying to him.
Mickey tells Izzy his real reason for using
Mickey admits his addiction was not about the accident but about Jesús going to prison.
Privilege has limits, and Griggs is still calling
Mickey explains when a lawyer must report a client's crime, then dodges Detective Griggs' questions about Jerry's bribe.
Golantz opens while Mickey critiques his style
The Elliott trial begins as the prosecutor gives a long opening, intercut with Mickey's rules for quick jabs and the proving ground in front of the jury.
Carol Dubois lashes out in the courthouse hall
The victim's friend corners someone from the defense side and calls Trevor a monster, only to learn she's picked the wrong target.
Detective Kinder runs out the clock
The lead detective lists Trevor's omissions and calls them deception while Mickey explains how prosecutors end the day on their strongest witness.
Izzy learns Mickey's car is bugged
On a mysterious stakeout, Izzy demands answers and learns about the bug and that Cisco has been sweeping her car too.
The last exception, and the Mickey way
Mickey explains the privilege exception about stopping a crime, then Maggie asks if Griggs has been on his back.
The safecracker story and Jerry's magic bullet
Mickey thinks on a night drive, tells the story of a safecracker client, then bursts into the office having found Jerry's plan.
Give the jury a villain: Kinder recalled
Mickey explains why doubt isn't always enough, then shows the detective never questioned Shavar and wins a sidebar to call him.
Mickey calls in a favor to reach Izzy backstage
Mickey gets Terrell to sneak him backstage, where Izzy admits she came close to using with her ex.
Izzy's stumble and Mickey's boxing theory of the trial
Waking up in Hayley's room, Izzy owns a near-relapse; Mickey explains why his client taking the stand is a brawl he didn't want.
Take the win, then a call about Izzy
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.
Griggs reveals he never stopped watching Mickey
After a shaky check-in with Izzy, Mickey learns Griggs kept surveillance on him, and names the dead attacker as Jerry's killer.
Easter on the drive with Izzy
Riding in the Lincoln, Mickey and Izzy talk law school, church and why his mother said Easter mattered most.