Lisa takes the stand: the building that holds her life
Mickey calms a blindsided Lisa, then lets her tell the jury about her father's shop and why she would never sell.
22 moments · 44 min of essential viewing.
Mickey calms a blindsided Lisa, then lets her tell the jury about her father's shop and why she would never sell.
Lisa explains the podcast's seventh take, the magazine photo of his car, and why she only wanted to save her home.
Lisa remembers riding the train with her father as a girl; Mickey warns her Monday's cross will be the hard part.
Mickey's mother runs lines for a reading, borrows his driver for Burbank, and tells Izzy nerves are for amateurs.
Andrea presses on the protests, the egg and the husband who left until Lisa erupts in court; Mickey's redirect is one question.
Mr. Morales praises Lisa's calm, until Andrea makes him read his own post about her temper.
The defense expert uses a dummy and Lorna swinging a hammer to show a woman Lisa's height couldn't strike the fatal blow.
Andrea tries her own version of the hammer test, then suggests something made Bondurant look up; the expert answers with probabilities.
His mother comes home after losing her agent; Mickey tells her to fight back and invites her to watch him.
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.
Grant admits he was born Alex Kazarian and that his father is serving federal time for racketeering and more.
Photos, visitation and travel records show Grant heading to his uncle's bakery straight after seeing his father.
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.
Mickey's investigator finds a still camera across the street that caught an Eagle Couriers truck during the murder window.
Legal scores the team on presentation, ethics and strategy, then hears the Fifth was the goal since the pre-trial hearing.
The FBI agent accuses Mickey of using him to get Grant on the stand only to plead the Fifth.
With the defense resting, Andrea closes at once, calling Mickey a magician and laying out the hammer, gloves and restraining order.
Lisa struggles to breathe at the thought of a verdict; Mickey promises to do everything and accepts food for the long night.
Bringing dinner, René recognises the building inspector from a surprise check the day before Lisa's arrest, and Mickey connects the bribes.
Cisco reports Kim has been missing for two days with the defense already rested, before a song closes the episode.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Lorna Crane, in story order. Played by Becki Newton.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Dennis 'Cisco' Wojciechowski, in story order. Played by Angus Sampson.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Izzy Letts, in story order. Played by Jazz Raycole.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Andrea Freemann, in story order. Played by Yaya DaCosta.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Lisa Trammell, in story order. Played by Lana Parrilla.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring David 'Legal' Siegel, in story order. Played by Elliott Gould.
Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Alex Grant, in story order.